CID office, Bengaluru
Their police custody ends on Sept 9.
Sources said the ED and CID have asked Hosamani to appear for questioning. Sahukar denies involvement Shivashankarappa Sahukar told CID that his interactions with Gyanendra were limited to administrative matters and that they never discussed financial transactions or examination-related issues. However, she has reportedly switched off her phone and remains untraceable. Meanwhile, officers are questioning IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar and Basavaraj Kannale for the seventh consecutive day. He also claimed he had never met Basavaraj face-to-face and denied any involvement in the irregularities. Bank accounts frozen
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