Mangaluru: One of the two accused, who was arrested by Mangaluru City Police recently, was suspected of misusing the name Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha (ABHM), claiming that he was the president of the State.
After being released, Rajesh Pavithran told the media at Patrika Bhavan here on Saturday, that he was the President of ABHM-Karnataka, and Dharmendra, a charges together in this case, was the Secretary General of the State.
ABHM-Karnataka is a registered political party in 2015, and Dharmendra is one of the eight candidates in the 2018 Assembly election, he said.
Furthermore, he claimed that he filed a complaint on August 23, looking for an investigation of Abhm’s name abuse.
He stated that other complaints would also be submitted in court.
Meanwhile, in another press conference, the L Suvarna complainant, confirmed that Pavithran and Dharmendra were excluded from the State Committee post.
“We have no relationship with those who go to prison after holding the press meeting in the name of Hindu Mahasabha,” Suvarna said.
The city police have been on September 18 posted a case at the bandkee police station, against eight people, based on complaints submitted by Suvarna.
The complainant has claimed that the defendant, despite being expelled from the organization, held a press conference by misusing organizational letterheads.
Furthermore, he was looking for actions against those who held the Persekutuan of the Press for threatening the minister’s chairman, the former chairman of the minister and other people for the demolition of a temple in Nanjuud in the MySore district.
After this, Pavithran, Dharmendra and the others were arrested.
Accused of claiming to be the head of Mahasabha
