The investigation into the Dharmasthala mass cremation case has entered a new phase. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed to probe the case has issued a notice to Sujatha Bhat, a resident of Dharmasthala.

The notice was served at her Bengaluru residence, directing her to appear at the SIT office in Belthangadi to provide her statement. She has also been instructed to submit any documents related to her alleged daughter, Ananya Bhat.In a surprising development, Sujatha Bhat, while speaking to Insight Rush News yesterday, clarified, “Ananya Bhat is not my daughter.

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Everything I have said so far was false.” She has reportedly assured the police that she will soon appear for questioning. The SIT is treating the case with utmost seriousness and may issue notices to others if necessary.Since the case was handed over to the SIT, the investigation has gained momentum. ನಾನು ಹೇಳಿದ್ದು ಸುಳ್ಳು - ತಪ್ಪು ಒಪ್ಪಿಕೊಂಡ - ಸುಜಾತ ಭಟ್ INSIGHTRUSH MEGA EXCLUSIVE ...

Police have already collected documents from Shivamogga, Bengaluru, and Udupi. According to reports, Sujatha Bhat had previously claimed that a student named Ananya Bhat went missing in 2003. However, the only evidence provided so far is a passport-sized photograph.

No concrete records confirming the existence of a student named Ananya Bhat have been found.Investigations at medical colleges in Mangaluru and Manipal also failed to uncover any records under her name. The case continues to raise several questions, with hopes that further clarity will emerge during upcoming interrogations.Sujatha Bhat Confesses – “I have no daughter, I filed a false complaint. Considering my age, spare me from punishment” – Exclusive Interview