Suicide of Valmiki Corporation authorities: BJP needs resignation of ST Welfare Minister; better half of the departed needs justice

BJP state President B.Y. Vijayendra and BJP lawmaker from Shivamogga S.N. Channabasappa have actually required the resignation of the ST well-being Minister and arrest of those called in the death note.|Picture Credit: ARUN KULKARNI The Opposition BJP and Janata Dal (Secular) have actually required the sacking of Minister for Scheduled Tribes Welfare B. Nagendra over the death by suicide of an authorities of Maharshi Valmiki Scheduled Tribes Development Corporation on Sunday, even as the State Government set up a CID query into the rip-off. P. Chandrashekaran (48 ), working as accounts superintendent at the corporation’s workplace in Bengaluru, dedicated suicide at his home in Shivamogga on Sunday. In his death note, has actually called corporation Managing Director J.J. Padmanabha, Accounts officer Parashuram and Union Bank of India’s Manager Suchismita, blaming them for his death. BJP state President B.Y. Vijayendra and BJP lawmaker from Shivamogga S.N. Channabasappa have actually required the resignation of the ST well-being Minister and arrest of those called in the death note while the JD(S) has actually required addition of the name of the Minister in the FIR. The State Government has actually gotten a report from corporation MD J.J. Padmanabha, who has actually been called by the departed officer in his death note, while the cops have actually submitted a FIR versus the Union Bank of India in this regard. The signatures that caused unauthorised transfer of 88 crore from the corporation to Union Bank has actually been sent out to Forensic Science Laboratory to determine whether the signatures were created or real. The Finance Department authorities likewise went to the corporation workplace on May 28 to penetrate the files referring to the rip-off. The corporation has up until now returned 28 crore of the unauthorised deals and is anticipating to get the staying 60 crore. Minister acknowledges rip-off B. Nagendra, the M
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