Party Crashers at KRS Backwater: Suspended PSI After Rave Party Raid Sparks Controversy in Mysuru
In a shocking turn of events, a police sub-inspector (PSI) has been suspended following a raid on an unauthorized rave party at KRS backwaters near Mysuru. The incident occurred on September 28, raising questions about law enforcement effectiveness amidst the ongoing Dasara celebrations. Over a hundred youths were reportedly attending the party when the police intervened, leading to a chaotic scene where some attendees allegedly assaulted the PSI. Authorities have since arrested 64 individuals and are investigating the situation further, with toxicology tests pending to clarify the presence of illicit substances.
Suspension of PSI: PSI Manjunath Nayak from the Ilavala police station was suspended by SP Vishnuvardhan for negligence after failing to prevent the unauthorized party.
Raid Details: The raid took place in Meenakshipura near Mysuru, where it was suspected that a rave party was being held without proper permission, drawing the attention of law enforcement.
Youth Gathering: Reports indicated that over a hundred young men and women were participating in the party, leading to significant concerns about public safety and order during the festive season.
Physical Altercation: During the raid, attendees allegedly attacked PSI Nayak, who subsequently required medical attention, prompting a swift reaction from higher authorities.
Follow-up Actions: Following the raid, ASP Nagesh led operations that resulted in the arrest of 64 individuals, while some attendees managed to flee the scene, abandoning their vehicles.
Substance Testing: Initial investigations revealed no illicit drugs; however, various alcohol bottles and cigarettes were found. Blood samples from the detained individuals have been sent for forensic analysis to determine if any illegal substances were consumed.
Wider Implications: The incident raises serious questions about the effectiveness of policing during festive times in Karnataka, especially as the Dasara celebrations intensify, highlighting the need for stricter enforcement of public gatherings.
