Karnataka Additional Chief Secretary Gaurav Gupta, who is leading the investigation into the Ranya Rao gold smuggling case, has said that the final details of the report are being reviewed and will likely be submitted soon.
Speaking to ANI, BJP MLA Dr Bharath Shetty Y said, "Everything looks fishy here... It looks like the CID officials have informed the state government that they won't be able to help the government because a few of the government officials' names might come up in the inquiry. Whereas, when it
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Thursday addressed the state government's decision to withdraw the CID inquiry into the Ranya Rao case, stating that it falls within the government's prerogative.
Speaking to the media in Delhi on Monday, Bommai stressed the need to expose all those involved in the network, which allegedly includes significant criminal activities connected to the actress.