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Karnataka : BJP councillor hacked to death by unidentified assailants

| | Mar 14, 2017, at 06:48 pm
Bengaluru, Mar 14 (IBNS) : A BJP Councillor and Dalit leader was hacked to death after being abducted by unknown persons in Anekal, Bengaluru’s rural district, media reports said.

Srinivas Prasad,  popularly known as Kithaganahalli Vasu was reportedly taking morning walk  when an armed gang accosted him near BTL college and hacked him to death.

The police have registered a case in this regard and started probing the incident.

No arrests have been made so far.

Karnataka has witnessed a number of murders of local BJP and RSS men recently.
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