Former IPS officer Anupama Shenoy claims threat to her life
Former IPS officer, Anupama Shenoy, who resigned over alleged inteference in her work by a district-in-charge minister claimed her life was under threat.


Anupama Shenoy. Facebook[/caption] Replying to a query, Shenoy said she will be releasing a CD and audio before the media in Bengaluru. As Shenoy had remained elusive, police had set up a special team to track her down. Her alleged posts on Facebook levelling accusations against Naik had created a storm. Asked about her Facebook posts, she has maintained that she did not know about Facebook and it might have been hacked also. Before she surfaced, Ballari SP had also deputed an officer to go to her hometown Udupi to contact Shenoy and her family. Shenoy had yesterday refused to meet Kudligi in-charge Deputy SP RS Patil, who went to her official quarters. Following protests by a group of people against her for taking three persons into preventive detention, Shenoy left the office on 4 June after handing over her resignation letter to subordinate officers, instructing them to give it to the Superintendent of Police. Officials had said Shenoy was acting on a complaint by Dalit activists against the extension of a liquor shop that was blocking the way to Ambedkar Bhavan nearby. Naik has said he has nothing to do with the officer's resignation and expressed doubts about the veracity of the Facebook account and its user. In January, Shenoy was transferred allegedly at the behest of Naik for putting his call on hold, with the incident triggering a storm. A video footage purportedly showing Naik making a boastful claim about shunting out Shenoy had also gone viral later.

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