Police reveal phone used in Siddaramaiah sting case was purchased from Delhi

Police have released important details regarding the mobile phone used in the alleged sting operation conducted against former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. According to a report by Amar Ujala, this phone was purchased from the Karol Bagh area of Delhi.

Investigations conducted by the police have revealed how this phone changed hands. According to the findings of the investigation, this phone purchased from Delhi reached the government residence of Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy. From there, the phone was handed over to Prajwal Prasad.

The police are continuously working on what the role of each person was in this entire matter and what has emerged in the investigation so far. The police are currently conducting a detailed investigation regarding the original source of this device used in the sting operation and its path of usage. All aspects regarding where the phone came from in this case and how it reached Kumaraswamy's house are now under police scrutiny.

The police disclosure regarding Prajwal Prasad's involvement and the process of obtaining the phone has given a new turn to this sequence of events. According to the police, after this phone purchased from Karol Bagh reached Kumaraswamy's government residence, it was given to Prajwal Prasad. In this way, this phone has emerged as the tool used for the sting operation.