India-s Biggest Scandal Mysore Mallige Official

When doctors at Ramaiah noted the smell of bitter almonds on her breath—a classic sign of —the alarm bells should have rung. But Dr. Rawat used his clout. He insisted she had died of a "heart attack" and pressured the hospital to issue a natural death certificate. The Cover-Up and The "Suicide" Theory Initially, the Bangalore police failed spectacularly. For a brief, infuriating period, Mallige’s death was labeled a suicide . The logic? "A depressed divorcee." Loknath, her father, refused to accept this.

Upon arriving at the farmhouse, Rawat gave Mallige an injection. She collapsed almost instantly. Rawat did not call an ambulance. He did not attempt CPR (despite being a heart specialist). Instead, he drove her body to the in Bangalore, claiming she had collapsed at his home. INDIA-S BIGGEST SCANDAL Mysore Mallige

The scandal broke open when Loknath filed a habeas corpus petition in the Karnataka High Court. The court ordered a second autopsy. The forensic report was devastating: When doctors at Ramaiah noted the smell of

By Sentinel Digital | Updated: 07:45 AM IST, May 5, 2026 | Mysore/Bangalore He insisted she had died of a "heart