The week-long mystery over the shooting incident outside Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's ashram in Bangalore ended yesterday
The week-long mystery over the shooting incident outside Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's ashram in Bangalore ended yesterday. The police said a farm owner had fired two rounds to scare away stray dogs but one of them went off-track and injured a devotee of the spiritual guru.
No case against farm ownerThe farm owner, identified as Mahadev Prasad, was detained for some time on Saturday, but was let off after questioning. No case can be made against him. "The farm is adjacent to the ashram. The owner says he fired two rounds from his .32 caliber pistol. One of the bullets injured Vinay (a follower of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar)," Karnataka Director General of Police Ajay Kumar Singh told reporters in Bangalore.
Sri Sri only heard a loud soundWith both, the guru and his devotees, telling the police they only heard a loud sound and did not know it was a firing till the bullet was found, police questioned the people around the area to find who had a .32 caliber pistol.
Asked why Prasad had not approached the police to clarify the situation, Singh said the owner had stated that since he had fired the bullets around 6 pm and reports about it came more than four hours later, he thought someone else had done it.
