Dk Ravi Death

CBI today started a preliminary enquiry into the "unnatural" death of Karnataka cadre IAS officer DK Ravi whose body was found hanging at his residence in Bengaluru a month ago.

Nearly three weeks after DK Ravi, a senior bureaucrat in Karnataka, was found dead in his home, the CBI has said it cannot investigate the case because the state government has imposed "conditions" by giving the agency a deadline of three months.

A state legislator in Karnataka is now being investigated for allegedly threatening a junior of senior bureaucrat DK Ravi, whose death is being investigated by the country's premier investigating agency, the CBI.

A contempt of court petition against Karnataka government and three others was filed in the High Court yesterday by the husband of a woman IAS officer who was a batchmate of upright bureaucrat DK Ravi into whose mysterious death a CBI probe has been ordered.

The family of DK Ravi, the IAS officer found hanging in his home in Bengaluru last week, has alleged that vital CCTV footage has been deleted by investigators.

IAS officer DK Ravikumar, who was found hanging in his home in Bengaluru last week, allegedly sent a woman batch-mate a text message that is likely to be treated as his suicide note, say sources.

Amid protests over the death of IAS officer DK Ravikumar, who was found hanging in his home in Bengaluru last week, the Karnataka government has handed over the case to the Central Bureau of Investigation.

Protests continued for the sixth consecutive day in different parts of Karnataka on Sunday demanding a CBI probe into the mysterious death of an IAS officer, as the state government is all set to make its stand known in the Assembly today.

Amid a growing chorus for a CBI probe into the mysterious death of an IAS officer, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today asserted that the government was not protecting anybody and would make its stand known in the Assembly on Monday.

The central IAS officers today demanded that the investigation into the death of IAS officer DK Ravi in Karnataka under mysterious circumstances should be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

There is a pitched political battle now on in Karnataka as the opposition demands that the investigation into the death of IAS officer DK Ravi be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI and the government insists that the state's Criminal Investigation Department will handle it.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today that he is ready to order a CBI investigation into the death of 36-year-old IAS officer DK Ravi if the Karnataka Chief Minister recommends it. But in the face of intense pressure, the Congress government in the state is adamant that the case will not be investigated by the central agency.

Home minister Rajnath Singh has spoken to Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah and advised the state to opt for a CBI inquiry in the death of IAS officer DK Ravikumar, sources told NDTV.

Amidst rising public anger over the mysterious death of Indian Administrative Service officer DK Ravi, several IAS officers in Karnataka have signed an online petition addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation.

The parents of IAS officer DK Ravi have demanded that investigation into his death be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation. They are sitting in protest at the Karnataka state assembly a day after they performed the last rites for their 36-year-old younger son.

CBI today started a preliminary enquiry into the "unnatural" death of Karnataka cadre IAS officer DK Ravi whose body was found hanging at his residence in Bengaluru a month ago.

Nearly three weeks after DK Ravi, a senior bureaucrat in Karnataka, was found dead in his home, the CBI has said it cannot investigate the case because the state government has imposed "conditions" by giving the agency a deadline of three months.

A state legislator in Karnataka is now being investigated for allegedly threatening a junior of senior bureaucrat DK Ravi, whose death is being investigated by the country's premier investigating agency, the CBI.

A contempt of court petition against Karnataka government and three others was filed in the High Court yesterday by the husband of a woman IAS officer who was a batchmate of upright bureaucrat DK Ravi into whose mysterious death a CBI probe has been ordered.

The family of DK Ravi, the IAS officer found hanging in his home in Bengaluru last week, has alleged that vital CCTV footage has been deleted by investigators.

IAS officer DK Ravikumar, who was found hanging in his home in Bengaluru last week, allegedly sent a woman batch-mate a text message that is likely to be treated as his suicide note, say sources.

Amid protests over the death of IAS officer DK Ravikumar, who was found hanging in his home in Bengaluru last week, the Karnataka government has handed over the case to the Central Bureau of Investigation.

Protests continued for the sixth consecutive day in different parts of Karnataka on Sunday demanding a CBI probe into the mysterious death of an IAS officer, as the state government is all set to make its stand known in the Assembly today.

Amid a growing chorus for a CBI probe into the mysterious death of an IAS officer, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today asserted that the government was not protecting anybody and would make its stand known in the Assembly on Monday.

The central IAS officers today demanded that the investigation into the death of IAS officer DK Ravi in Karnataka under mysterious circumstances should be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

There is a pitched political battle now on in Karnataka as the opposition demands that the investigation into the death of IAS officer DK Ravi be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI and the government insists that the state's Criminal Investigation Department will handle it.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today that he is ready to order a CBI investigation into the death of 36-year-old IAS officer DK Ravi if the Karnataka Chief Minister recommends it. But in the face of intense pressure, the Congress government in the state is adamant that the case will not be investigated by the central agency.

Home minister Rajnath Singh has spoken to Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah and advised the state to opt for a CBI inquiry in the death of IAS officer DK Ravikumar, sources told NDTV.

Amidst rising public anger over the mysterious death of Indian Administrative Service officer DK Ravi, several IAS officers in Karnataka have signed an online petition addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation.

The parents of IAS officer DK Ravi have demanded that investigation into his death be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation. They are sitting in protest at the Karnataka state assembly a day after they performed the last rites for their 36-year-old younger son.