Former DCM Savadi was fatally attacked after being invited for talks: Karennavar makes serious allegations against Savadi’s family

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Belgaum:
DCC Bank Labor Union President Ningappa Karennavar has made a serious allegation that Athani MLA Lakshman Savadi and his son Chidananda Savadi attacked him fatally.
He has made a serious allegation that he was called to his house for talks and hit me so hard that my head broke. Currently, Ningappa, who is seriously injured, has been admitted to a local hospital.


If he commits suicide, Savadi is responsible for it:
I went to former DCM Lakshman Savadi’s house because he was invited for talks. He suddenly attacked me without saying a word. Lakshman Savadi and his son Chidananda Savadi attacked me fatally. The government should consider this case seriously and take disciplinary action against Savadi. If action is not taken, I will commit suicide. The attacked Karennavar has made a statement through a video message that Savadi is directly responsible for this.
Ningappa Karennavar, who was seriously injured near the house of MLA Lakshman Savadi, has been admitted to the hospital. The Athani Taluk Hospital staff is continuing treatment.

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