Bajrang Dal activist Dhanya Kumar banished from 3 taluks of DK

March 10, 2016

Mangaluru, Mar 10: A notorious Bajrang Dal activist, who has allegedly been involved in several cases of immoral rowdyism' including attack on couples from different communities, has been prohibited from entering Puttur, Sullia and Belthangady taluks in Dakshina Kannada.

BajrangThe order to extern Dhanya Kumar (32), who is known for his anti-social activities in the region, was issued by Assistant Commissioner of Puttur Sub-Division K.V. Rajendra based on a requisition made by the Puttur Town Police.

Kumar was among the group of Bajrang Dal activists who trespassed into a theatre and forced the owner to stop screening of Shah Rukh Khan starrer Dilwale in Puttur in December last year.

Superintendent of Police Sharanappa SD said that Kumar, a native of Kadaba, had been accused of disturbing peace and tranquillity in the region. He was also involved in cases of rioting.

The police had filed an application before the Assistant Commissioner seeking externment of Kumar from Puttur Revenue Sub-Division under Section 63 of the Karnataka Police Act. They had also sought externment of Peter, a person involved in theft cases, who died on February 15 after he was assaulted by people when he was caught red-handed.

Mr. Rajendra allowed the application of the police and passed the order of his externment on March 2. Following the order, Kumar has been asked to voluntarily move out of the three taluks. He has reportedly filed an appeal questioning the externment order.

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AK
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

Cheddi leaders mind washed many BD, VHP and their sister organisation.
The people come to know the reality of their deception.
I think every town and village should stand with TRUTH and Kick the Trouble monger outside.

Kalandar
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

punish Bajaranga Dala Activites, Best is Hang like gulf country

Zahoor Ahmed
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

Send him to Siachin with his bosses.

Social worker
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

should be hanged ,that type of basterd.

ayes p
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

please send him to kashmir border instead of sending other taluks.

Peace Lover
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

I dont think this is the right decision to send him to other district... he will start his notorious activities in other districts & disturb peace & harmony... Our police department should think about this issue & send him to that area where he will not find water & food to eat... So that he will realize the value of life....
Best decision is to hang him, so that other notorious dogs will learn something before doing any harm to public...

IBRAHIM.HUSSAIN
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

Something coming up good action from New Commissioner of Police in DK. Police department must find out criminals and communalists irrespective of cast or creed, have to debarred entering the taluks where they are active.

The same action to be taken in Udupi District also by Police authorities.

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