‘Hacker’ Sri Krishna detained by Bengaluru police
The Hindu
This is in connection with a drunken brawl at a star hotel
Jeevan Bima Nagar police on Saturday detained software engineer and alleged hacker Sri Krishna, whose name recently cropped up in connection with a multicrore bitcoin scam. The Opposition Congress has alleged the involvement of two senior BJP leaders in the scam.
Sri Krishna, who was out on bail after his arrest in November 2020, was detained for reportedly participating in a drunken brawl at a star hotel on Airport Road.
Based on a complaint filed by the hotel staff, the police detained Sri Krishna, or SriKi as he is called, and his associate, identified as Vishnu Bhat. Sri Krishna has been staying in the hotel after he got out on bail two months ago. According to the police, he and Bhat got into an argument.
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