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Karnataka govt revokes suspension of former Bengaluru top cop B Dayananda and 3 others

Karnataka govt revokes suspension of former Bengaluru top cop B Dayananda and 3 others

Deccan Herald2 days ago
#Breaking | Karnataka govt revokes suspension of ex-Bengaluru police commissioner B Dayananda and three others. Then Additional Commissioner of Police (West) Vikash Kumar Vikash's suspension stands as proceedings are underway at the #Karnataka High Court. @DeccanHerald pic.twitter.com/yVxZUOdtDu
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