Bengaluru: A Karnataka Police officer resigned and then challenged Karnataka Labour Minister PT Parameshwar Naik to quit for allegedly getting her transferred for not answering his phone calls.
"I have resigned already, Parameshwara Naik, when will you?" Kudligi Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Anupama Shenoy, who quit the force on Monday, posted on his Facebook page.
Earlier she had taken to Facebook to come down heavily on the alleged liquor mafia prevailing in Kudligi where she was posted before she quit in protest.
It is suspected that Anupama resigned as she was upset over a protest by a liquor shop owners against the detention of three persons who wanted to construct an extension to the building housing their liquor shop.
She had already been transferred twice because she allegedly did not answer a phone call of the Labour Minister, who is also district in charge minister of Kudligi.
In her resignation letter, she mentioned that she was quitting due to personal reasons.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Naik stated that they were not aware of her resignation.
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