Law will take its own course, says Siddaramaiah on Gowda case
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Bangalore, Aug 28, 2014: Reacting to the allegations against Railway Minister Sadananda Gowda’s son Karthik owda, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said on Thursday that law will takes it own course in the case.
“Law takes its own course. What is the point of me saying anything when I don’t know the details,” he said.
A case of rape was registered against Karthik on a complaint by a woman who claimed that she is married to him. In her complaint, the woman accused him of raping and cheating her
The woman is a small-time model and has acted in a Kannada film as a heroine.
Importantly, the woman came out with the revelation yesterday, just hours after Karthik got engaged to another woman at a ceremony at Kushalnagar in Kodagu District.
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