Mangaluru: Former minister and senior Congress leader K Abhaychandra Jain said that those who are fighting Justice The names of three are being dragged unnecessarily for Saujanya, a 17-year-old PU student whose body was found on October 10, 2012. Innocent youth of the Jain community.
Talking to reporters here on Friday, Jain alleged that though the High Court and the CBI court have given clean chits to the three youths, activists are leveling allegations against the community members with a hidden agenda.
Recently, the CBI court had acquitted Santosh Rao, the only accused in the Saujanya murder case, due to lack of evidence. She went missing on October 9, 2012 while returning home from college. Her father Chandrappa Gowda lodged a missing complaint at the Belthangady police station.
Abhaychandra Jain said that the youth Patience Jain, Mallik Jain and Shine Jain was being targeted by activists who have vested interests.
“Since this is a matter related to our community, I have to clarify. Activists have attacked our community. In the last 12 years, he made this murder an opportunity to earn money. An activist is behind the allegations leveled against the youth and he is doing this for financial gain.
Dheeraj Shetty said that although the High Court and the CBI court have given a clean chit to the three youths, the activists are making allegations against the community members with a hidden agenda.
Dheeraj Jain said, “We have also undergone brain mapping and polygraph test by CBI in March 2015 in connection with the case. Our names were not mentioned in the charge sheet filed by CBI in October 2015.”
‘we’ll find out divine
Interference’
“We will visit the Nalvar Daivasthanam at Kanathoor near Kasaragod, which is considered a divine court of justice among devotees, within a week and meet its administrative committee. Those who still doubt the three of us should take a vow before the deity at Kanathoor. Activists and others making allegations against us should explain before the deity the reason for dragging our names in connection with the murder. The three of us will also take an oath before the deity that we are not connected with the murder in any way,” said Dheeraj.
Talking to reporters here on Friday, Jain alleged that though the High Court and the CBI court have given clean chits to the three youths, activists are leveling allegations against the community members with a hidden agenda.
Recently, the CBI court had acquitted Santosh Rao, the only accused in the Saujanya murder case, due to lack of evidence. She went missing on October 9, 2012 while returning home from college. Her father Chandrappa Gowda lodged a missing complaint at the Belthangady police station.
Abhaychandra Jain said that the youth Patience Jain, Mallik Jain and Shine Jain was being targeted by activists who have vested interests.
“Since this is a matter related to our community, I have to clarify. Activists have attacked our community. In the last 12 years, he made this murder an opportunity to earn money. An activist is behind the allegations leveled against the youth and he is doing this for financial gain.
Dheeraj Shetty said that although the High Court and the CBI court have given a clean chit to the three youths, the activists are making allegations against the community members with a hidden agenda.
Dheeraj Jain said, “We have also undergone brain mapping and polygraph test by CBI in March 2015 in connection with the case. Our names were not mentioned in the charge sheet filed by CBI in October 2015.”
‘we’ll find out divine
Interference’
“We will visit the Nalvar Daivasthanam at Kanathoor near Kasaragod, which is considered a divine court of justice among devotees, within a week and meet its administrative committee. Those who still doubt the three of us should take a vow before the deity at Kanathoor. Activists and others making allegations against us should explain before the deity the reason for dragging our names in connection with the murder. The three of us will also take an oath before the deity that we are not connected with the murder in any way,” said Dheeraj.