Karnataka: Former IB officer RN Kulkarni killed, BJP leader Sunil Deodhar condemns the 'murder'
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Karnataka: Former IB officer RN Kulkarni killed, BJP leader Sunil Deodhar condemns the ‘murder’

Investigation into the death of an 83-year-old retired Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer

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Nov 7, 2022, 04:41 pm IST
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Mysuru (Karnataka), India: “Ruthless murder of Former IB officer R. N. Kulkarni, who wrote three books exposing the reality of Jihad, is highly disturbing. I strongly condemn this horrific act. It’s not wrong to expect the same outrage which was expressed after the murders of Pansare & Dabholkar in Maharashtra”, tweeted Sunil Deodhar, National Secretary, BJP.

According to the ANI reports, on November 6, the investigation into the death of an 83-year-old retired Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer took a twisting turn on Sunday with senior police officials, who initially believed it to be a case of an accident, now suspected it to be a murder.

The police said that the victim was identified as RS Kulkarni – a retired Intelligence Bureau officer- walking on the road next to the Computer Science Department of Gangotri (Mysuru University) Campus on Friday evening when an unidentified vehicle hit him from behind.

They said the victim was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he died during treatment. The miscreants fled the spot after the accident. The police registered a hit-and-run case against the unidentified vehicle driver.

However, when the police went through the CCTV footage, they found it to be a deliberate act of the miscreants. The police said on Sunday, “A case of murder has been registered by Jayalakshmipuram police station. The victim was not walking but was standing on the side of the road. CCTV footage shows that a car without a number plate came and intentionally hit him from behind and escaped,” the police said on Sunday. Mysuru city commissioner of police Dr.Chandragupta said that a case of murder has been registered against the unidentified vehicle driver and a probe has been initiated to identify and arrest the accused.” A three-member team of senior police officers has been formed to investigate the matter,” Chandragupta said while adding that the victim was retired for 23 years, and it s not clear whether the murder was due to professional or personal hostility reported ANI.

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