The Dharmasthala case is taking new turns day by day. Officials from the Special Investigation Team (SIT) conducting the probe are preparing to carry out search operations in the Banglegudde forest area near the Netravati bathing ghat. At the same time, considerations are being made to seek legal opinion.Amid these developments, some locals have approached the High Court against the SIT. In this context, the High Court has issued a notice to the SIT.read also: Belagavi Outrage: Congress Government Accused of Plotting to List 46 Hindu Sub-Castes as Christians in Caste Survey..!

In the petition filed by the complainants, they alleged that the SIT had not properly considered their complaint earlier. However, it has been reported that the SIT has already investigated this complaint and issued a response.Two locals from Pangala, Purandara Gowda and Tukaram Gowda, had filed a writ petition in the High Court seeking identification of the body burial site in Dharmasthala and to conduct exhumation there. The petitioners claimed that they had witnessed the burial of Chinniyya's body. They also requested that exhumation be carried out at the site they pointed out. After hearing this petition, the High Court has issued a notice to the SIT.read also: Major Setback for Congress MLA: High Court Invalidates Nanjegowda's Election Victory – Here's Why

However, a new twist has emerged regarding the petitioners' allegations. It is stated that the SIT has already investigated this complaint and concluded it, providing a complete explanation to the complainants through a written response. In the SIT's response, it is mentioned that in the complainants' further statement, they alleged that at Pangala Cross, panchayat officials were burying a body by the roadside.read also: BJP Doesn't Know How to Do Politics Without Talking About Pakistan and Religion: Santosh Lad Lashes Out...!!

However, upon examination of records and interrogation of officials, the SIT has clarified that this location is a government-approved cremation ground. Moreover, the site where the complainants claimed the body was buried is now Point Number 13 under SIT investigation, where examination is already underway. Therefore, there is no need to re-point the location, as stated by the complainants in their further statement, according to the response.Yashika Women's Fancy Banarasi Kanjivaram Art Silk Saree with Blouse Pieces||Yellow Coloured Kanjivaram Saree|| AZ-YS-OG-YUKTI YELLOW