BJP Nationwide President JP Nadda visited the family members of Neha Hiremath on Sunday. Neha, the daughter of a Karnataka Congress corporator, was tragically stabbed to death by a previous classmate within her higher education campus in Hubballi. Nadda expressed condolences, condemning the incident and criticizing Main Minister Siddaramaiah and House Minister G Parameshwara for their statements, which he deemed harmful to the investigation. He asserted that Karnataka’s individuals would not forgive the government’s alleged appeasement politics and named for a CBI inquiry if the point out law enforcement were being deemed inadequate for the job. Neha’s father, Niranjan Hiremath, echoed the demand from customers for a CBI investigation thanks to his deficiency of assurance in the law enforcement.

Neha, aged 23, was pursuing her to start with 12 months of Masters of Personal computer Apps (MCA) at BVB Faculty. The accused, Fayaz, also 23, experienced been Neha’s ex-classmate and was promptly arrested after the incident. CCTV footage captured the brutal assault, displaying Fayaz frequently stabbing Neha prior to fleeing. Regardless of quick initiatives by higher education authorities and fellow pupils to rush Neha to the clinic, she was declared dead on arrival.

Reviews recommend that Fayaz, hailing from Belagavi district, had allegedly been harassing Neha for some time pursuing her rejection of his improvements.

On the other hand, Karnataka’s Residence Minister G Parameshwara reportedly implied that Neha and Fayaz experienced been in a connection, suggesting current connection strains as a achievable motive for the murder.

The incident sparked outrage, with associates of ABVP having to the streets in protest, obstructing site visitors, and demanding justice for Neha. Pro-Hindu groups and BJP supporters also staged demonstrations outdoors the Vidyanagar Police Station, contacting for stringent punishment for the perpetrator.