Another BJP activist found murdered

November 8, 2016

SunilDongreBidar, Nov 8: A BJP worker was found murdered in a village in this district, an incident which comes close on the heels of the murder of an RSS worker in Bengaluru and the mysterious death of a BJP activist near Mysuru.

The deceased, Sunil Dongre's body was found near an educational institution Monday morning, a senior police official said here.

The body bore multiple stab injuries in the stomach and head, he said, adding the murder had taken place on November 6 in Sonala village in the district.

"We are investigating the case and will soon ascertain the motive behind the murder," police said.

Dongre, 35, was an aide of Aurad MLA Prabhu Chavan and enjoyed clout, they added.

Dongre owned over 50 acres of agricultural land in Sonala and was financially sound, police said.

MLA Chavan visited the deceased's house and consoled the family members.

Earlier on October 16, Rudresh (35), an RSS worker, was allegedly hacked to death by two motorcycle-borne men.

On November 4, BJP Yuva Morcha leader J Ravi (30) was found dead in mysterious circumstances near Magali in Mysuru district, with his family and the party alleging that it was a murder.

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Asim Ansari
 - 
Tuesday, 8 Nov 2016

Dear RSS dont think you can fool all the people all the time ...enjoy your days are very near

mujeeb
 - 
Tuesday, 8 Nov 2016

Sangh parivar is trying to create communal tension all over india by killing its own members for political benefit. I request every one to be careful of this anti national organisation.

abdulkareem
 - 
Tuesday, 8 Nov 2016

RSS/ BJP they are trying to create Communal Fight in karnataka , They Killed their Own part Member for their benifits in South canara , But None of the action did not have any leavage or any Benefit to them and their of plan action did not work , now they are trying in other parts of Karantaka , 1st iN Bangalore. 2nd in Mysore and Third In Beedar

RSS Members Please Understand Your Supremos action tomorrow you might be the one who will be killed by your own Party member

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