FIROZ.T.TOTANAWALA
THE BANGALORE METRO REPORTER
Victimisation of the victims
Ever since the rape case of the minister Halappa surfaced, he has been hospitalized for treatment for his weak health. He’s not the one to find asylum in the hospital, there were several others involved in such similar cases do voluntarily seek asylum and shelter, and run for their safety and to gain time. Swami Nityananda of the Bidadi Ashram is also not an exception. He has already attained freedom and commenced his activities of rendering discourses on the topic of ‘freedom’. A 2-term MLA from Honnalli in Davangere District Renukacharya has been an accused in the criminal case based on the complaint filed by Jayalakshmi, who was finally made to withdraw the case.
The real victims in these cases are Chandravati – a mother of 2, who was raped by the honourable minister, Lenin – the driver of Swami Nityananda and Jalayalakshi in the case of Renukacharya, all of them have been facing severe mental torture and agony just for their act of exposing the reality of their cases to the public and for the cause of seeking justice.
And there are victims of other kinds as well. S K Modi – the whistle blower with regard to the exposing about the illegal mining activities of the 2 honourable ministers of the state, Hussein Farooq - the complainant and Amen Pasha – the witness are the victims of the bribery case involving the MLA Sampangi of Kolar all were threatened, tortured and a few of them even kidnapped by the accused, including an IAS officer M.N. Vijayakumar, who had been a whistle blower and had exposed serious corrupt practices at high levels in Karnataka and S. Manjunath, a formerly manager at Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL), and crusader against adulteration of petrol. He was shot dead on November 19, 2005, allegedly by a petrol pump owner from Uttar Pradesh.
Such is the fate of the victims, whistle blowers and crusaders, but the accused – they always go scot free!
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