Thiruvananthapuram: Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge has alleged that people associated with the Sangh Parivar were responsible for the killings of Gauri Lankesh, M M Kalburgi and Narendra Dabholkar. Speaking …

Thiruvananthapuram: Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge has alleged that people associated with the Sangh Parivar were responsible for the killings of Gauri Lankesh, M M Kalburgi and Narendra Dabholkar. Speaking at a public meeting as part of the Muslim Youth League state conference in Kochi, he said that the cases were progressing and all involved will be jailed in six months.Look out notice issued for Kochi doctor facing sexual abuse allegations “Sangh people killed Kalburgiji, Gauri Lankeshji and Dabholkarji. Cases are progressing. In another six months I will finish it and put all those people in jail. We are following-up it. We will do it. Those are the people who are responsible for killing Gandhiji,” he said.  Kharge made the remarks as MYL general secretary and Keralam MLA P K Firos mentioned about these killings in his speech. While Dabholkar was killed in 2013 at Maharashtra, Kannada scholar Kalburgi was killed in 2015 at Dharwad, journalist Lankesh was killed in 2017 at Bengaluru. Right-wing activists were allegedly involved in the murders. Kharge also continued his attack against the RSS by alleging lack of financial transparency and formal registration. Kharge said that even as he and his family were receiving threats for insisting on registration of RSS he would ensure that RSS too follow the law of land. “If the RSS ideology is so good, why is it that the children of BJP leaders are not joining RSS?” he asked. Meanwhile, a case was registered against 12 Muslim Youth League leaders in connection with a rally organised as part of the state conference that allegedly caused traffic obstruction.Bengaluru police arrests 12 for brutal murder of rowdy-sheeter; police to invoke KCOCA’Ask them to keep registration documents ready’: Karnataka Home Minister Kharge’s jibe at BJP, RSS MYL state president Sayyid Munavvar Ali Shihab Thangal and MLA Fathima Thahiliya were among those booked. According to the FIR registered by the Ernakulam Central police, around 2,000 people took part in the rally, which began at Goshree Junction in Bolgatty around 4 pm and reached Marine Drive around 5.30 pm. 

Source: Deccan Herald