Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Karnataka High Court: Petitioners Must Submit Independent Info
Imagine a mystery where people are looking for more clues.
Two people have asked the court to investigate more places where they think there are hidden graves.
The court is saying that these people need to show new evidence, not just what the original person who reported the crime said.
The first person to report the crime is now considered a suspect and the court needs new proof.
The court wants to make sure that many more people don't suddenly come forward with claims.
The court has told the people asking for the investigation to provide their new evidence soon.
Petitioners seek investigation into additional alleged burial sites.
The court ruled that petitioners must provide independent information.
The case involves the Dharmasthala burials case.
The petitioners' case is based on representations given to the SIT.
The original complainant is now considered an accused.
- Who
- Two Dakshina Kannada residents and the Karnataka High Court.
- What
- Petitioners seeking investigation of more alleged burial sites in the Dharmasthala burials case must submit independent information.
- When
- The hearing took place on Thursday.
- Where
- Karnataka High Court.
- Why
- The court requires more independent evidence beyond the original complainant's statements.
- Court
- Karnataka High Court
- Petitioners
- Two Dakshina Kannada residents
- Subject
- Investigation into alleged burial sites
- Main Issue
- Petitioners must provide independent evidence
- Next Hearing
- September 26