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Illegal mining : Public Can Now Pass Info to CBI Camp Office in Bellary

  •   Thu, Oct 27 2011 07:28:34 PM

From Our Special Correspondent
Daijiworld Media Network

Bangalore, Oct 27: The Central Investigation Bureau (CBI), which is investigating the illegal mining in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh under the direct supervision of the Supreme court, has opened an exclusive camp office in Bellary in connection with its investigation into the illegal mining cases.

Janardhana Reddy, who was arrested more than a month back, is now lodged in the Chanchalguda Jail in Hyderabad.  The Managing Director of OMC Srinivas has also been arrested. The duo’s applications for bail have been turned down by the CBI Special Court.

It may be recalled that the former Tourism and Infrastructure Minister of Karnataka, Gali Janardhana Reddy, has already been arrested by the CBI in connection with the illegal mining activities allegedly by Obulapuram Mining Company in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh following a case registered by that State Government.

Incidentally, the Supreme Court has already banned all mining activities in Bellary, Chitradurga and Tumkur districts in Karnataka following the report submitted by a high-power Centrally Empowered Committee.

The CBI had also raided the offices and residences of the once all-powerful Bellary mining lords and has seized crores of rupees in hard cash besides documents pertaining to illegal assets owned by the Reddys and their associates. The CBI has also raided the residences of Janardhana Reddy’s other brothers, G Karunakara Reddy, G Somashekara Reddy and their associate and former minister B Sriramulu.

The Bellary Camp Office of CBI, according to an official press release, is located at American Guest House, Annexe Building, Behind Lokayukta Office, Opposite Pavan Hotel, Ananthpur Road, in Bellary.

The contact particulars of the CBI camp office are: Phone and fax: 08392-276100; email ID: campic2011@gmail.com.

The public wishing to pass on any information on illegal mining are requested to contact the CBI Camp Office in Bellary in person or through phone or fax or email. The information can also be passed on to the

Head of the Brach, CBI, Anti-Corruption Branch, at its Bangalore office , 36, Bellary Road, Ganga Nagar, Bangalore 560032, Tel: 080- 233301026, 23630288, 23332726 Fax: 23331977 email: hobcblr.cbi@gov.in

Meanwhile, the State Government is planning to initiate legal action against more than 600 officers named by the former Lokayukta Mr Justice N Santhosh Hegde in his final report on illegal mining that led to the resignation of former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa.
  

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  • chinnibabu, bellary

    Fri, Oct 28 2011

    Several Mine owners in Bellary area have with them the agreement copies of 40 percent HAFTA they SIGNED with "REDDYS" under threat or coersion.They are ready to give them to CBI but they are fearing about the consequences in case their names are revealed. Many are 'wait and see type' who would defenitely cooperate with CBI with lots of documentary evidences once the remaining REDDYS AND THEIR CHELAS are also closed inside jail.

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  • Sudeep Rao, Hubli

    Thu, Oct 27 2011

    Janardhana Reddy implemented some good ideas in his mining company to control inflow of cash. For example: one of his ex-employees who was a cashier for more than a year, at his mining office in Bellary, told me that he and all the other cashiers had to sit on the ground only in their underwear, and daily count thousands upon thousands of 1000 rupee notes, which used to come by van loads, and to tally the amount of this bribe received by Reddy.

    And at the of their daily shift, they was still random checking inside their underwears by security guards, and if these cashiers stole any 1000 rupee notes, for which the punishment was severe beatings.

    He also said that in Reddy's house in Bellary there are all secret doors and cupboards filled with cash, and even under the entire flooring of the house there is large empty space to hide cash.

    i think somebody should make a movie like this on the life of J Reddy.



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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Thu, Oct 27 2011

    First of all setting office of the CBI and soliciting information from the public together with control of mining business are not amounts interference of state rights?

    On the other hand,BJP in Karnataka made all these "NIKAMMATHANA" in running the affairs of Karnataka still not learned lesson.The Lokayukta report on illegal mining not implemented and looking for report's weakness to reject out rightly!?Need a such irresponsible party to rule us?

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  • Jayarama, Udupi/Riyadh

    Thu, Oct 27 2011

    only at Bellary or all other Congress ruled states, Goa in particular.

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 27 2011

    Because of Italian led bjp’s ex- chief minister Mr. Yeddyurappa’s corruption, koti koti parnaamagalu are happening in Karnataka due to illegal mining and promotion of operation kamala. Now anybody is open to complain pseudo’s or fundoos for and against can reach to CBI in Karnataka.

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  • Rahul P, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 27 2011

    This is too late already all swollen by reddy brothers.Anyways good move nobody can dare to do again illegal mining or crimes because of Mr.Santhosh hegde. Jai ho.

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  • james, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 27 2011

    WAH RE WAH..

    FINALLY SOMETHING GOOD IS HAPPENING UNDER ITALIAN LED GOVT IN CENTER AND PSUDOS LED GOVT IN STATE!!!

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