JD(S) Social Media President Denies Allegations Against HD Kumaraswamy and Ramesh Gowda
In Bengaluru, Karnataka, JD(S) Social Media Cell President Chandan HS has dismissed allegations made by Vijay Tata against Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy and MLC Ramesh Gowda. Chandan HS stated that Vijay Tata, who holds no position in the JD(S) Social Media Cell, is making these claims for publicity. The party plans to file a complaint against Tata.
Earlier, Vijay Tata filed a complaint at Amruthahalli Police Station, accusing HD Kumaraswamy and Ramesh Gowda of extortion and issuing death threats. Tata claimed they demanded Rs 50 crore for election expenses related to the Channapatna by-election and threatened his real estate business in Bangalore. Ramesh Gowda also allegedly requested Rs 5 crore for building a temple and school, warning of consequences if the money was not provided.
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JD(S) -: JD(S) stands for Janata Dal (Secular), which is a political party in India, mainly active in the state of Karnataka.
Social Media President -: The Social Media President is a person responsible for managing and overseeing the social media activities and strategies of an organization or political party.
HD Kumaraswamy -: HD Kumaraswamy is a prominent Indian politician and a member of the JD(S) party. He has served as the Chief Minister of Karnataka.
Ramesh Gowda -: Ramesh Gowda is a Member of the Legislative Council (MLC) in Karnataka, associated with the JD(S) party.
Vijay Tata -: Vijay Tata is a businessman who has made allegations against HD Kumaraswamy and Ramesh Gowda, accusing them of extortion.
Extortion -: Extortion is the act of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats.
Amruthahalli Police Station -: Amruthahalli Police Station is a police station located in Bengaluru, the capital city of Karnataka, where the complaint was filed.
Counter-complaint -: A counter-complaint is a complaint filed in response to another complaint, often to defend against the original allegations.