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‘Kill them mercilessly’: Karnataka CM Kumaraswamy instruction caught on video
Karnataka Chief Minister was caught on tape saying ‘kill mercilessly’ to avenge the murder of a JD(S) leader in Mandya.
Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy was caught on tape purportedly instructing someone, allegedly a senior police officer, to avenge the killing of Janata Dal Secular party (JDS) leader Prakash.
· Dec 25, 2018
#WATCH Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy caught on cam telling someone on the phone 'He(murdered JDS leader Prakash) was a good man, I don't know why did they murder him. Kill them (assailants) mercilessly in a shootout, no problem. (24.12.18)
Karnataka CM: It(kill assailants mercilessly) was not my order, I was emotional at that moment. they (killers )are the reason for two murders and they were in jail. they came out on bail 2 days ago and killed another person(JDS leader Prakash), this is how they are misusing bail pic.twitter.com/fNgFuNbllf
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Kumaraswamy was reportedly briefed about the murder by the intelligence department as soon as he landed in the Vijayapura district. JDS worker H Prakash was murdered two days ago in South Karnataka’s Mandya by four men. The alleged killers were earlier arrested in connection with two murder cases and are currently out on bail.
Later, the chief minister retracted his earlier statement and described it as an “emotional outburst”. He told ANI, “It (kill assailants mercilessly) was not my order, I was emotional at that moment. The killers are the reason for two murders and they were in jail. They came out on bail 2 days ago and killed another person (JDS leader Prakash), this is how they are misusing bail.”
Prakash, a former Zilla Panchayat (ZP) member of Mandya district, was attacked on Monday evening.
“Prakash, 50, was attacked by four men with a machete on Monday evening due to suspected personal rivalries. He succumbed to his injuries,” said Maddur police station sub-inspector Kumara.
The hunt to nab the accused is still on, according to police.
Karnataka Chief Minister was caught on tape saying ‘kill mercilessly’ to avenge the murder of a JD(S) leader in Mandya.
Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy was caught on tape purportedly instructing someone, allegedly a senior police officer, to avenge the killing of Janata Dal Secular party (JDS) leader Prakash.
· Dec 25, 2018
#WATCH Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy caught on cam telling someone on the phone 'He(murdered JDS leader Prakash) was a good man, I don't know why did they murder him. Kill them (assailants) mercilessly in a shootout, no problem. (24.12.18)
Karnataka CM: It(kill assailants mercilessly) was not my order, I was emotional at that moment. they (killers )are the reason for two murders and they were in jail. they came out on bail 2 days ago and killed another person(JDS leader Prakash), this is how they are misusing bail pic.twitter.com/fNgFuNbllf
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8:08 AM - Dec 25, 2018
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Kumaraswamy was reportedly briefed about the murder by the intelligence department as soon as he landed in the Vijayapura district. JDS worker H Prakash was murdered two days ago in South Karnataka’s Mandya by four men. The alleged killers were earlier arrested in connection with two murder cases and are currently out on bail.
Later, the chief minister retracted his earlier statement and described it as an “emotional outburst”. He told ANI, “It (kill assailants mercilessly) was not my order, I was emotional at that moment. The killers are the reason for two murders and they were in jail. They came out on bail 2 days ago and killed another person (JDS leader Prakash), this is how they are misusing bail.”
Prakash, a former Zilla Panchayat (ZP) member of Mandya district, was attacked on Monday evening.
“Prakash, 50, was attacked by four men with a machete on Monday evening due to suspected personal rivalries. He succumbed to his injuries,” said Maddur police station sub-inspector Kumara.
The hunt to nab the accused is still on, according to police.
