Murder of Jain monk Kamakumara Nandi Maharaj.
Murder of Jain monk Kamakumara Nandi Maharaj.
Karnataka: Sensation has spread in Karnataka due to the murder of Jain monk Kamakumara Nandi Maharaj. The Karnataka Police has arrested the accused in the case. After this, the opposition party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has raised questions on the ruling party Congress. BJP state chief Nalin Kumar Kateel said that all aspects of the case should be probed with all seriousness. Along with this, he asked the State Government to ensure the security arrangements for all the saints and sages. At the same time, after the murder of the Jain monk, there is anger among the people of the Jain community against the criminals.
BJP asked to investigate the matter seriously
The BJP has demanded the Karnataka government to get the matter properly investigated. The BJP said that many more people could be involved in the murder of the Jain monk. Even Jain saints are no longer safe under the misrule of Congress in Karnataka. At the same time, the last rites of Jain sage Kamkumara Nandi Maharaj were performed today i.e. on Sunday.
Fury among people of Jain community
The people of the Jain community are very angry after the murder of Jain monk Kamakumara Nandi Maharaj. They are demanding strictest punishment for the criminals. On social media, people of the Jain community are demanding the Karnataka government and the governor to punish the criminals and provide security to the Jain monks.
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what is the whole matter
Jain monk Kamkumar Nandi Maharaj, who had been missing for two days from his ashram in Karnataka’s Belagavi district. He is murdered and his severed body parts are recovered from a borewell in Chikkodi taluk. On July 6, the manager of Basadi Bhimappa Ugare lodged a missing complaint of the Jain monk. Initial investigation revealed that Muni belonging to Digambara sect of Jainism used to lend money.
The monk was murdered for demanding repayment of the loan. The accused, identified as Narayan Basappa Madi and Hasan Dalayath, have confessed to the crime and said that they had dismembered the body. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had constituted an investigation team. Also, the officials were instructed to investigate the matter thoroughly.
