Mangaluru: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has intensified its investigation into the Dharmasthala mass burial case in Karnataka’s Dharmasthala village. As part of the probe, the SIT summoned two ambulance drivers from Belthangady for questioning. The drivers, who have been transporting bodies for the past 23 years, were interrogated, and the SIT recorded their statements, gathering crucial information.also read: Tipu Sultan Laid Foundation Stone for KRS Dam: MLA K.N. Rajanna

Following the explosive testimony of the prime accused, Chinnayya, who claimed to have buried 183 bodies, the SIT issued notices to two ambulance drivers from Belthangady, Jaleel Baba and Hameed, both social workers. The SIT questioned them about their role in transporting bodies linked to Unidentified Dead Body (UDR) cases to the mortuary. The investigation focused on whether these bodies were transported in the presence of police, as per protocol.also read : Karur Stampede Case: Madras High Court Rebukes Vijay and TVK Leadership

The drivers revealed that they transported bodies under the direction of local police and shared additional relevant details during the questioning. The SIT has documented all their statements.In a related development, Mahesh Shetty Timarodi, implicated in a case involving illegal arms storage, has applied for bail. The Mangaluru Sessions Court has reserved its order on this matter for October 9, 2025.also read : Vijayapura Floods: Victims Curse Govt, Says Opposition Leader R. Ashok

Notably, Mahesh Shetty Timarodi, alleged to be a key figure in the Burude gang, has already absconded after the case was registered.Overall, the SIT is continuing its multi-dimensional investigation into the Dharmasthala mass burial case. The team is nearing completion of its probe and is expected to submit its final report soon. The truth behind the Burude case is anticipated to be revealed in the coming days.C J Enterprise Womens Pure Banarasi Soft Silk Saree Kanjivaram Style Sarees With Blouse Piece For Wedding (KeriGola-51)