<p>Unknown persons forged the letterhead of the Vahnikula Tigalara Kshatriya association and leveled allegations against a government-appointed president of a temple committee of the Muzrai department in central Bengaluru.</p>.<p>association of Vahnikula Tigalara Kshatriya Veera Kumarara Sangha, which holds Bengaluru’s acclaimed ‘Karaga’ festival, filed a complaint with the city police regarding the matter.</p>.<p>The allegations were also despatched as petitions to Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, principal secretary-revenue department, deputy commissioner and assistant deputy commissioner-Muzrai department, besides the CBI and the city police commissioner.</p>.<p>The Sangha’s general secretary Sethuram J lodged a complaint with the Halasurugate police, who filed an FIR against unknown persons for forgery and cheating.</p>.<p>In his complaint, Sethuram said the unknown persons forged their letterhead and their President Suresh Raju’s signature and listed a series of allegations spanning eight to nine pages.</p>.<p>“The allegations were against A Rajagopal, president of Dharmaraya Temple committee, a government-appointed Muzrai designation,” he said.</p>.<p>“The letter said Rajagopal was unfit for the position since he was a Rowdy and a henchman of Jayaraj, a rowdy sheeter in the area.”</p>.<p>The letter also alleged that Rajagopal was doing real-estate business where he illegally acquired properties and land, Sethuram added.</p>.<p>The letters were addressed to the Muzrai minister, principal secretary-revenue, Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, deputy and assistant commissioners of the muzrai department, the CBI and the city police commissioner’s office.</p>.<p>The Sangha learnt of the letters from the authorities on November 24, following which they held an internal inquiry and lodged a police complaint on December 8. Halasurugate police said the persons misused the letterheads to settle score with the Sangha president on some personal rivalry. Further investigations are underway.</p>
<p>Unknown persons forged the letterhead of the Vahnikula Tigalara Kshatriya association and leveled allegations against a government-appointed president of a temple committee of the Muzrai department in central Bengaluru.</p>.<p>association of Vahnikula Tigalara Kshatriya Veera Kumarara Sangha, which holds Bengaluru’s acclaimed ‘Karaga’ festival, filed a complaint with the city police regarding the matter.</p>.<p>The allegations were also despatched as petitions to Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, principal secretary-revenue department, deputy commissioner and assistant deputy commissioner-Muzrai department, besides the CBI and the city police commissioner.</p>.<p>The Sangha’s general secretary Sethuram J lodged a complaint with the Halasurugate police, who filed an FIR against unknown persons for forgery and cheating.</p>.<p>In his complaint, Sethuram said the unknown persons forged their letterhead and their President Suresh Raju’s signature and listed a series of allegations spanning eight to nine pages.</p>.<p>“The allegations were against A Rajagopal, president of Dharmaraya Temple committee, a government-appointed Muzrai designation,” he said.</p>.<p>“The letter said Rajagopal was unfit for the position since he was a Rowdy and a henchman of Jayaraj, a rowdy sheeter in the area.”</p>.<p>The letter also alleged that Rajagopal was doing real-estate business where he illegally acquired properties and land, Sethuram added.</p>.<p>The letters were addressed to the Muzrai minister, principal secretary-revenue, Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, deputy and assistant commissioners of the muzrai department, the CBI and the city police commissioner’s office.</p>.<p>The Sangha learnt of the letters from the authorities on November 24, following which they held an internal inquiry and lodged a police complaint on December 8. Halasurugate police said the persons misused the letterheads to settle score with the Sangha president on some personal rivalry. Further investigations are underway.</p>