A golf stroke at the Bengaluru Golf Club sent policemen into a brief tizzy, because the ball landed right inside Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa's home office Krishna on Kumara Krupa Road on Friday.
"Luckily, the ball did not land on anyone's head," a policeman said, after recovering the golf ball.
Such 'birdies' have been occurring, if not frequently, at the Krishna, and authorities see this as a security breach.
In July 2018, a golf ball had landed on IPS officer Seemanth Kumar Singh’s car parked inside Krishna. It left a crack on the windshield of Singh’s car following which the then Home Minister G Parameshwara said he would review the security measures for the chief minister’s office, and explore relocating the golf course.
During HD Kumaraswamy's first stint as the chief minister, a golf ball landed inside Krishna during a Janata Darshan event.
The Bangalore Golf Club (BGC) is touted as the oldest golf course outside the British Isles established in June 1876. The 18-hole course is located on a 60-acre plot. The BGC counts the city’s who’s who as its members.
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