Slain BJP youth activist’s wife gets ‘Group C’ job in Karnataka CM’s office

According to a government notification, she would be in service till Basavaraj Bommai serves as Chief Minister of Karnataka, or any new order is issued related to her job

September 29, 2022 10:14 pm | Updated September 30, 2022 10:24 am IST - BENGALURU

A file photo of a silent vigil during a demonstration against the killing of Praveen Nettaru, in Bengaluru on July 28, 2022. The deceased was a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) youth wing.

A file photo of a silent vigil during a demonstration against the killing of Praveen Nettaru, in Bengaluru on July 28, 2022. The deceased was a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) youth wing. | Photo Credit: Getty Images

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has provided a job to the widow of Praveen Nettaru, a BJP youth wing office-bearer from Dakshina Kannada who was murdered on July 26.

A notification issued on Thursday stated that Nuthana Kumari M., wife of Praveen, has been hired for a ‘Group C’ post in the Chief Minister’s Office on a contract basis. She will get a monthly salary of ₹30,350 and she would be in service till either Mr. Bommai continues to be the Chief Minister or any new order is issued related to her job, stated the notification. However, her job is subject to verification of required educational documents, the notification noted.

It may be noted that Praveen’s murder, which came close on the heels of the murder of a Muslim youth, was cited by the Centre along with nine other cases of murder while making a case for banning the PFI. The notification on providing a job to Praveen’s widow has been issued a day after banning the PFI.

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