Mangaluru : In a major development surrounding the controversial sting operation targeting former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Krupa Alva, former chief of the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, was subjected to intense questioning by the CCB’s cybercrime division on Monday.
The interrogation comes on the heels of the court granting her conditional anticipatory bail last week, which legally obligates her to cooperate with the probe whenever summoned and refrains her from tampering with evidence or witnesses. The high-profile case involves a covertly recorded video in which Krupa Alva was seen alongside Power TV Managing Director Rakesh Shetty.
Acting on a formal summons, Alva reported to the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner’s headquarters. Cybercrime officials grilled her for roughly two and a half hours to record her official statement, eventually serving her another notice to present herself for a follow-up interrogation session scheduled for November 11.
Defending her client prior to the deposition, legal counsel Nikitha informed reporters that Alva had consistently respected legal protocols by appearing twice before the investigating team in the past. She confirmed that this latest session was simply part of her client’s full compliance with ongoing police directives.
Addressing speculations surrounding Alva’s recent departure from the country, the attorney dismissed any wrongdoing, clarifying that the overseas tour was an entirely personal, pre-scheduled holiday with her daughter and had no connection to the legal proceedings.
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