Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and Congress leader D K Shivakumar have rushed to the house of S M Krishna.
V G Siddhartha, son-in-law of veteran BJP leader S M Krishna and the owner-founder of the Cafe Coffee Day chain, has been reported missing since Monday. Police officials have launched a probe into his disappearance. As per reports, Siddhartha got out of his car near a bridge across the Nethravathi river in Mangaluru. His driver panicked when he did not return in an hour, and informed the family. The Dakshina Kannada police have been searching for Siddhartha since last night. "According to the driver Siddhartha left from Bengaluru to Mangaluru on Monday night. They were crossing National Highway 66 and the driver was asked to stop the car at the bridge over Netravati River in Ullal. He was talking on his mobile phone when he asked his driver to stop the car and is said to have walked away from the car. He told his driver he would be back soon and that was the last time his driver saw him," Mangaluru Commissioner Sandeep Patil told TNM. A Mangalore based website, Daijiworld wrote that two other persons were with Siddhartha in the car and they had got down at Pumpwell circle. Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and Congress leader D K Shivakumar have rushed to the house of S M Krishna. Siddhartha started Sivan Securities, which was later renamed as Global Technology Ventures in the year 2000. He also started the Cafe Coffee Day chain of coffee shops which garnered fame to the Chikkamaguluru coffee.
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