Ganapathi Suicide – High Court Dismisses Plea for CBI Probe
Bengaluru: The high court on Tuesday dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) petition seeking a CBI probe into the suicide of Mangaluru DySP M K Ganapathi in Madikeri earlier this month.
The petition had been filed by B H Chandrashekhar and others. The division bench with Chief Justice Subhro Kamal Mukherjee and Justice Ravi Malimath said that it would not like to exercise its discretionary powers in the matter.
The state’s additional advocate general argued that a court in Madikeri had already ordered a probe as requested by Ganapathi’s son, Nehal. The Madikeri police had filed a FIR and were pursuing the matter.
Besides, the CID too were holding an inquiry, while also a judicial probe had been ordered by the government. At this stage, it was not necessary to have a CBI inquiry, he said. The bench upheld his argument.
Case History:
- IPS officers move HC in DySP case
- BJP misleading people in DySP Ganapathi case – Pramod Madhwaraj
- DySP suicide: Siddaramaiah attacks Oppn, rules out CBI probe
- ‘Political Game in DySP Ganapathi’s Suicide’- Ivan
- DySP Ganapathi had Beaten Catholics, Priests and Nuns
- DySP’s Suicide : Student Leader Slams Double Standards
- BJP demands CBI inquiry into DySP Ganapathi case
- DySP suicide: Siddaramaiah attacks Oppn, rules out CBI probe
- Ganapathi family not to co-operate with CID, judicial probe
- DySP suicide case: Minister K J George resigns after court orders FIR against him
- DySP suicide: Court directs registration of FIR against minister, two others
- CID to probe DySP’s suicide
- ‘Show Patience!’ – Moily’s Advice to Party’s Seniors
- ‘Political Game in DySP Ganapathi’s Suicide’- Ivan
- DySP Ganapathy Suicide – Kodagu Crippled over Two Days
- DySP Ganapathi Ends Life by Hanging
