Key Takeaways
- The Atrocities Act was invoked against Minister D Sudhakar for alleged casteist behavior.
- Subbamma claims Sudhakar and his team demolished a shed and attacked her daughter Asha.
- Police have also lodged charges under multiple IPC sections.
Bengaluru: A case has been registered against Karnataka Minister D Sudhakar and others under the Prevention of Atrocities Act.
They are alleged to have trespassed and forcibly evicted a family from a disputed property in Yelahanka.
According to the complaint filed by Subbamma, the minister and others came to her house in her absence and demolished a makeshift shed and compound on September 9.
Subamma also alleged that the minister made casteist remarks on her when she questioned him about damaging the property in her absence.
The property is under litigation, and Subbamma has been in a legal battle against Seven Hills Developers.
She also accused the minister for attacking her daughter Asha, and appealed to the police to take stern action against the trespassers and evict them from the site.
A video in this regard has gone viral on Tuesday in social media. The purported video depicts the minister’s visit to the property and hurling abuses.
The police have registered a case under various other sections of the IPC also.
