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Dharmasthala ‘Mass Burial’ Complainant Arrested By SIT In Major Twist

In a major development in the Dharmasthala case, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) has arrested the original complainant, a former sanitation worker, whose allegations of murders, rapes, and clandestine burials spanning two decades had set off a statewide probe.

According to official sources quoted by PTI, the complainant—whose identity has been withheld—was taken into custody as part of the ongoing investigation.

The individual had earlier alleged large-scale criminal activities in and around Dharmasthala, leading the Karnataka government to constitute a special team to probe the matter.

The allegations gained widespread attention after YouTuber Sameer MD circulated an AI-generated video that amplified the claims, fueling public debate and political controversy.

(More details awaited)

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