‘Deeply Humiliated’: Cop Opts for VRS Months After Siddaramaiah’s 'Air Slap'; BJP Demands CM’s Apology

‘Deeply humiliated’: Cop opts for VRS months after Siddaramaiah’s 'air slap'; BJP demands CM’s apology

NV Baramani, a Karnataka ASP, chose to retire. This followed public criticism. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's actions at a Belagavi rally led to this. Baramani cited humiliation as the reason. The incident involved a perceived slap gesture. It sparked controversy and media attention. BJP leaders demanded an apology from Siddaramaiah. The event caused Baramani mental distress.

Congress Placates Cop In Siddaramaiah 'Slapgate' Row, He's Back On Duty

The Karnataka government has managed to persuade ASP Narayana Baramani - the policeman who was nearly slapped by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in April - to return to work.

Avoided slap, not humiliation: Cop resigns after Siddaramaiah's public rebuke

Citing public humiliation by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, a Karnataka police officer tendered his resignation. “Even though I avoided being slapped, I could not escape humiliation,” he stated in his letter.