Bengaluru 22 Nov : .In the midst of all the noise in Karnataka over the allegations of Congress and BJP leaders being implicated in the Bitcoin scam, Ashok Kumar Adiga’s WhatsApp messages have shown that top IPS officials in the state ignored his complaints. According to sources, Adiga provided information about the Bitcoin scam to Kamal Pant (Police Commissioner), on April 20th 2020, and Sandeep Patil (Joint Commissioner) on April 26th via WhatsApp messages.Both officers ignored these messages.
I had filed a complaint against you regarding the corruption of CCB through Bitcoins.Sriki, the kingpin behind the Bitcoin sandal Srikrishna a.k.a Sriki), was the subject.My complaint was ignored and it had to be registered with the FBI.
They are now investigating.I sent an article.”I will be forced again to file a complaint to the highest level if your neglect my plaint,” Sandeep Patil’s WhatsApp message to Sandeep Patil stated.
Kamal Pant received the following message: “Sir.I have three files containing evidence regarding corruption at high levels in drug cases.” You have my highest respect.”I would love to have a one-on-one meeting with you before I file the complaint with relevant authorities.”
These messages, however, were ignored by both officers.
Sources said Adiga met with the DCP as well and exchanged information on CCB officials receiving 12,900 bitcoins from Sriki.
Adiga submitted his complaint to the Prime Minister’s Office, (PMO), following Karnataka’s indifference towards him.
Sriki, who was being held in police custody at the time of his accusations, was accused of having encashed 12,900 bitcoins.The scandal involved thousands of crores in rupees, and he claimed that 17 people were implicated.
Adiga provided information on Sriki’s involvement in the scam by the time he was arrested in December 2020.
Adiga also stated to the police that Sriki had hack the Bitcoin website and transferred illegally thousands of Bitcoins into his wallet.
Adiga also reported to top officers the Amsterdam case against Sriki, and that Sriki’s National Police Corps (NPC), was launching an investigation.
He had already collected some information about the team’s search for unique numbers that identify each Bitcoin.The man also stated to police that he was going to approach the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI).
Sources claim that Adiga told police he received three files from Amsterdam, and two more from the US to help him with his investigation into the Bitcoin scam.
This revelation rattles the police department.
As allegations against Kamal Pant (and Sandeep Patil) have been made, it remains to be seen what the outcome will be.Both are believed to be in close contact with Chief Minister Basavaraj Bammai.
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