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Bengaluru: RTI activist Snehamayi Krishna has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, appealing for immediate security assistance from the Center. In his letter, he has said that the Karnataka government has allegedly refused to provide security to him and his family. Let us tell you that the case was registered in the MUDA scam on the complaint of Krishna. In his letter, Krishna said that he had lodged a complaint regarding the illegal allotment of 14 plots under the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) in the name of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s wife Parvati, other leaders and influential people.
‘Many false FIRs have been registered against me’
Krishna said in his letter dated December 26, ‘Despite my efforts to lodge a complaint with the concerned authorities, they refused to take action. As a result, I approached the court and filed a private complaint. After reviewing my complaint and supporting documents, the court directed the Lokayukta officials to investigate. After this, an FIR was registered in the case, in which Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah was made accused number one. The RTI activist alleged that due to the disclosure of this scam, many false FIRs have been registered against him and efforts were made to put him in jail.
‘Asking to pay money in exchange for withdrawing the case’
Krishna has told that the first FIR was registered at Nanjanagudu Town Police Station, after which cases were also registered at Devaraj Police Station and Krishnaraja Police Station. He alleged, ‘They are trying to put pressure on me and are asking for money in exchange for withdrawing the case. Despite this, I am determined to continue the fight. Now, they are threatening me and my family.’ Krishna said that on August 18, 2024, he had given an application to the Mysore Police Commissioner demanding a ‘gunman’, but he rejected it.
‘State government is refusing to give me security’
Krishna said that the BJP state president along with several NGOs and organisations had also appealed to the Karnataka DGP for security, but it was rejected. The RTI activist said, ‘Since I am fighting against the CM and other influential persons, the state government is refusing to give me security. This shows that government officials are trying to hamper my efforts by coming under the influence of the CM. It seems that depending on the security of the state government is risky for me and my family. Therefore, I request the central government to provide security to protect my life and ensure the well-being of my family.’
