The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has conducted an eight-hour search at the house of Mahesh Shetty Timarodi in Dharmasthala, seizing crucial evidence including clothes and a mobile phone belonging to Chinnaiah, along with CCTV footage.

The investigation into the 'Burude Gang' case in Dharmasthala village has gained significant momentum. The Belthangady SIT's search at Timarodi's house has led to important developments. The team has confiscated clothes and a mobile phone used by Chinnaiah, as well as the CCTV camera footage from the house. It was also discovered that Chinnaiah was living in a separate room within the residence.

The search operation, which began on Tuesday at 9 a.m., lasted for about eight hours. The SIT team inspected the houses of activist Mahesh Shetty Timarodi and his brother, Mohan Kumar Shetty. The complainant, Chinnaiah, was also brought to the scene for questioning.

According to sources, Chinnaiah admitted during the interrogation that he had been staying at Timarodi's house. Investigators are also gathering information on whether certain meetings took place at the house and if he was instructed to stay in his room when outsiders were present.

Mahesh Shetty Timarodi was not present at the house during the search. The search warrant was shown to the women of the family, and the inspection was carried out. Public and media access was restricted within a one-kilometer radius of the house during the operation.

The operation was led by SIT investigating officer Jitendra Dayama, with officials from the crime scene investigation unit also on the team. The investigation will continue in the coming days to determine the nature of the meetings held at Timarodi's house and the identity of the attendees.

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Sujata Bhat's Interrogation Continues -

Sujata Bhat, also implicated in the 'Burude Gang' case, appeared for questioning unexpectedly yesterday without prior notice. She was initially asked to appear on August 23, but cited ill health. The SIT had then scheduled her to appear on August 29. During yesterday's questioning, she provided several key statements.

The SIT will be meeting with Sujata Bhat again today for further interrogation. Sources suggest that this line of questioning could lead to a major breakthrough in the case. Sujata Bhat's statement, reported by InsightRush, has gone viral. She had stated that her daughter, who is believed to be a part of the 'Burude Gang,' does not exist.

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