Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Karnataka Police Issue Notice to BJP MLC CT Ravi
There was a big argument in Karnataka when the police went to the house of a BJP leader named CT Ravi.
They wanted him to come to the police station because of something he said during a protest.
CT Ravi said he was just talking about one person who did something bad, but others thought his words were mean to a whole group of people.
The BJP people said the police were being unfair, but the police said they were just doing their job.
Everyone was very upset, and it might cause more problems in the state.
Karnataka Police issued a notice to BJP MLC CT Ravi for questioning in a hate speech case.
CT Ravi made controversial remarks about 'mullahs' during NEET protests.
BJP supporters accused the Congress government of targeting opposition leaders.
Police pasted the notice on Ravi's residence after he refused to accept it.
Tensions escalated with BJP workers tearing down the notice and shouting slogans.
- Who
- CT Ravi, BJP MLC, Karnataka Police
- What
- Notice issued to CT Ravi for questioning in a hate speech case
- When
- July 27
- Where
- Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka
- Why
- Controversial remarks during NEET protests
BJP Supporters
Karnataka Police
Nature of the Speech
BJP Supporters
CT Ravi's speech was factual and did not target any community.
Karnataka Police
CT Ravi's speech contained hateful remarks against the Muslim community.
Police Action
BJP Supporters
The police action is politically motivated and targets opposition leaders.
Karnataka Police
The police are acting on a legitimate complaint and following due process.
- Person Involved
- CT Ravi, BJP MLC
- Location
- Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka
- Incident Date
- July 27
- Controversial Statement
- Remarks about 'mullahs' during NEET protests
- Police Action
- Notice issued for questioning
- BJP Allegation
- Political targeting by Congress government
- Police Response
- Following due process on a complaint
