Karnataka’s sex CD case, what will be its impact on state politics?
New revelations are taking place in this matter. BJP leader Ramesh Jarkiholi has accused Karnataka Congress President DK Shivkumar about the sex CD, that he is defaming him in this case with political vendetta. Let us understand what is the whole matter and what has happened so far?
In the politics of Karnataka, the issue of sex CD remains on the headlines these days. BJP leader and former minister Ramesh Jarkiholi has been accused of having sexual relations on the pretext of getting a job. Ramesh Jarkiholi has resigned as minister after the alleged sex surfaced on 2 March.
New revelations are taking place in this matter. BJP leader Ramesh Jarkiholi has accused Karnataka Congress President DK Shivkumar about the sex CD, that he is defaming him in this case with a political vendetta. Let us understand what is the whole matter and what has happened so far?
How did the sex cd controversy start?
On March 2, the sex clip aired on local news channels in Karnataka, in which Ramesh Jarkiholi appeared with an unknown woman. This clip went viral on social media. After this, the social workers complained to the Bengaluru Police and accused Ramesh Jarkiholi. On March 3, Ramesh Jarkiholi resigned from the ministerial position after catching up with the controversy.
What did the police do in the initial investigation in the sex CD case against Ramesh Jarkiholi?
After this sex CD surfaced, the police started investigating on the basis of the complaint. However, the police did not formally file a complaint against Ramesh Jarkiholi. Because many questions were being raised on the veracity of CDs.
What new revelations were revealed in the sex CD case?
BJP leader Ramesh Jarkiholi described this case sex CD as a conspiracy against himself. On March 9, Jarkiholi alleged that this case was a fake CD made to completely sponsor and defame him. Jarkiholi claimed that 5 crore were demanded from him for this fake CD.
On March 12, the BJP government formed a special investigation team to investigate the matter. On March 13, Ramesh Jarkiholi lodged a police complaint and said that money is being sought from him by blackmailing him through a CD.
On 16 March, the parents of the woman seen in the CD complained to the police and said that their daughter was kidnapped.
