CCD founder missing; investigation on
An high level investigation has been launched in the Indian state of Karnataka to find the founder of the Cafe Coffee Day chain of coffee shops and the son-in-law of senior BJP leader and former state Chief Minister S M Krishna, V G Siddhartha, who went missing last day evening.
As per a preliminary assumption, he left to Bangalore on Monday to Sakaleshpura but changed his plan in between and reached Ullal situated in Mangalore. According to the assumption, he went missing near the bridge across Netravati river.
As per the statement given by the driven who was with the missing businessman during the mysterious trip, his boss asked him to drop him near the bridge as he had some calls to make.
According to the statement, he did not see his boss after that.
There are several confusion questions in the case. Why Mr Siddhartha diverted his trip? Why he got down near the bridge?
The driver is the last person who has seen the CCD founder. So, he can clear many of the confusing questions surrounding this mysterious missing case.
Today, the BJP MPs from Karnataka have approached the Central Home Minister, seeking the central government’s assistance in the search operation to find the missing business legend.
The area was experiencing rainfall at the time when he was found missing. The driver also mentioned about it in his statement.
An investigation is on. The authorities will investigate all possibilities.
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