Bed allotment scam: Muslim youths in the lurch
The Hindu
They were told to stay away from South zone war room till police complete their probe, but not the other employees who too were questioned
The 16 Muslim youths, whose names Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya read out during his expose of an alleged bed-blocking scam on Tuesday that he live-streamed on social media, are worried about their future job prospects. They have been asked to stay away from work till the police clear their names. After questioning the youths for two days, the police have let them go for want of evidence of their involvement, sources said. “On Tuesday evening, police came and took only Muslims to the police station. Our mobiles were checked and we were questioned for two days before being allowed to leave,” said Syed Moin Shah, one of the people targeted.
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