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Cafe Coffee Day Owner Found Dead
By: Tupaki Desk | 31 July 2019 4:49 AM GMT
Cafe Coffee Day Owner who went missing from Mangaluru on Monday night was found dead at the Hoige Bazaar beach. A Fisherman saw the body at around 6 am on Wednesday.
Soon after receiving information, Mangaluru Commissioner Of Police reached the spot and informed about the tragic news to the family members.The body was sent to Wenlock Hospital for post-mortem.
VG Siddhartha is the Son-in-Law of Former Karnataka CM SM Krishna. He was last seen walking on the bridge near Hoige Bazaar beach. A search operation was launched on Tuesday morning to trace the 58-Year-Old Businessman. Before he went missing, VG Siddhartha wrote a letter to Cafe Coffee Day Family mentioning what drove him to take the extreme step. He complained that a Private Equity Player had forced him to buy back shares and that is why he borrowed money from a friend. He also alleges a former Income Tax Employee has harassed him. The authenticity of the letter is yet to be verified. IT Department informed signature of VG Siddhartha in the letter doesn't match with that of company's annual reports available with it.
Soon after receiving information, Mangaluru Commissioner Of Police reached the spot and informed about the tragic news to the family members.The body was sent to Wenlock Hospital for post-mortem.
VG Siddhartha is the Son-in-Law of Former Karnataka CM SM Krishna. He was last seen walking on the bridge near Hoige Bazaar beach. A search operation was launched on Tuesday morning to trace the 58-Year-Old Businessman. Before he went missing, VG Siddhartha wrote a letter to Cafe Coffee Day Family mentioning what drove him to take the extreme step. He complained that a Private Equity Player had forced him to buy back shares and that is why he borrowed money from a friend. He also alleges a former Income Tax Employee has harassed him. The authenticity of the letter is yet to be verified. IT Department informed signature of VG Siddhartha in the letter doesn't match with that of company's annual reports available with it.
