Case Registered Against Eight people in Siddeshwara Temple Incident

Case Registered Against Eight people in Siddeshwara Temple Incident

Case Registered Against Eight people in Siddeshwara Temple Incident

Siddapura, Jul. 29: Siddapura police have registered a case against eight people after they were arrested on a complaint filed with the Siddapura police station alleging that a tomb had been built by a non-communal person in the premises of the Sri Siddeshwara Temple located within the reserved forest area near Maldare.

On July 26, pro-Hindu organizations had protested in the temple premises, alleging that a tomb had been built by a non-communal person in the premises of the Sri Siddeshwara Temple, and demanded the arrest of the accused. A complaint was also filed with the Siddapura police station.

Based on the complaint, the C.I., under the guidance of District Superintendent of Police Bindumani and Madikeri Division DySP Suraj, Chandrashekhar and Siddapur Police Station Officer Manjunath, who conducted the investigation, have taken into custody Muzamil (32), Ashvik Pasha (28), Rashid Khan (30), Syed Sadiq (34), Alam Sharif (19), Tanjeer Pasha (30), Mansur Pasha (33) and Nisar Ahmed (33), residents of Ayarabeedu village in Piriyapatna taluk, for questioning and further action has been taken. The police have also seized two vehicles that were used to reach the temple located in the forest area.

Following the incident at Sri Siddeshwara Temple, a Hindu organization protested and demanded the installation of CCTV cameras on the road leading to the temple, and the Forest Department has installed CCTV cameras on the side of the road leading to the temple. Two Forest Department personnel have also been deployed to patrol and guard the temple during the day. It is learnt that two personnel have been deployed to patrol in a vehicle belonging to the forest department to ensure that no one enters the reserved forest area even at night. The Kushalnagar zone forest officials have also filed a case against some people for illegally entering the temple located inside the reserved forest area.

 

 

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