Anand Singh  

Law will take its own course regarding the arrest of Congress MLA Ganesh who assaulted MLA Anand Singh, said the party legislator Thimmapur

 

Here is how Karnataka farmers have decided to treat state MLAs if they are found holed up in a resort.

The Congress MLA Anand Singh, who was assaulted by fellow party MLA Ganesh in Eagleton Resort, has been shifted from Apollo Hospital to Narayana Nethralaya in Bengaluru as he has suffered injuries to his eyes

Karnataka Congress MLA Anand Singh was assaulted by party MLA Ganesh in a resort on the outskirts of Bengaluru. Arrest warrant has been issued against Ganesh, who is currently absconding. While Congress promised to arrest Ganesh, BJP launched a scathing attack.

A case was filed by MLA Anand Singh accusing that Ganesh had assaulted him at the Eagleton Resort in Bengaluru. The Congress has ordered a probe against Ganesh and suspended him from the party

Karnataka Congress MLA Anand Singh has been admitted to Apollo hospital, Bengaluru. FIR has been registered against HN Ganesh based on Singh's complaint.

One of the Karnataka Congress leaders completely denied that Anand Singh was involved in a drunken brawl. Another said he slipped and fell. Here are the different versions of the incident.

Medico-legal registry of MLA Anand Singh states that he suffered injuries to his head, face, chest and eye. If this is true, legal action will be taken against MLA Ganesh, said Singh's wife Laxmi.

News of MLA Ganesh Kampli indulging in a fight with MLA Anand Singh at the resort has gone viral. Karnataka Congress is denying these reports, but is failing to present Singh before the media.
 

Congress MLAs Anand Singh and B Nagendra failed to appear before court despite several notices issued to them with regard to illicit iron ore export from Belekeri port in Karnataka.

 

Belagavi strongman and five-time Congress legislator from Gokak, Karnataka, Ramesh Jarkiholi has hinted at resigning from the party indicating trouble to the HD Kumaraswamy-headed government. And, it's not just Ramesh Jarkiholi.

 

The food safety commissioner Anand Singh ordered a ban on the production and procurement and sale of these 74 coconut oil brands due to adulteration. Earlier, on June 30, 51 brands were banned after samples of their oil were found to be contaminated