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TopicM.M. Kalburgi

Topic: M.M. Kalburgi

Supreme Court transfers Kalburgi case to SIT probing Gauri Lankesh’s murder

PTI -
Former vice-chancellor of Hampi University and well-known epigraphist Kalburgi was shot dead at his residence in Kalyan Nagar.

Year since Lankesh murder, probe looks to tie up killings of 4 rationalists as one plot

Rohini Swamy -
The Karnataka SIT probing the case has unearthed a nexus of fundamentalists who reportedly had dozens of rationalists on their radar.

First attempt to kill Gauri Lankesh was in June 2017, but aborted over ‘logistical issues’

Rohini Swamy -
The latest suspect to be arrested, Suresh H.L., alleged torture by police, with his lawyer claiming he had been forced to confess.

Two more arrested for Lankesh murder, cops say close to cracking plot to kill rationalists

Rohini Swamy -
One of the two new suspects is believed to be the key to finding the weapon used to kill Lankesh and professor M.M. Kalburgi.

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