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Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has issued an interim stay on the investigation into a criminal case involving Gopal Joshi, brother of Union minister Pralhad Joshi, along with
stanley cup kaufen his son Ajay Joshi and associate Vijayalakshmi. The court also ordered their release from
stanley cup police custody. Justice M Nagaprasanna issued the stay while hearing the petition from the three accused, who were recently detained following a complaint by Sunita Chavan, spouse of former MLA Devanand Phool Singh Chavan. Also ReadKarnataka HC adjourns Darshans bail plea in fan murder case to Oct 28 The complaint alleged cheating and breach of trust, claiming that the accused had taken Rs two crore, promising to secure a BJP ticket for the Lok Sabha elections, but did not fulfill their commitment. The court observed that the core of the complaint revolved around a financial dispute, as stated in the complaint itself, and highlighted that it was filed six months after the alleged incident. The petitioners assured the court they remained committed to repaying the amount. Pralhad Joshi has distanced himself from the ca
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Bengaluru: A 24-year-old woman passenger has been arrested after she was found smoking in a lavatory of a Kolk
stanley taza ata-Bengaluru flight, officials said. The incident took place on an Indigo flight on March 5. Alerted by the smell of smoke emanating from the lavatory, the cabin crew forced open the door and found the woman smoking there. She then threw the cigarette in a dust
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