Bajrang Dal leader accused of attacking, robbing Hindu youth in temple town

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August 3, 2016

attackMangaluru, Aug 3: Once again a Hindu youth was attacked by a local Bajrang Dal leader and his associates, who normally target Muslims and Christians in the region.

The victim has been identified as Chandrakanth (31), a resident of Dharmasthala, the temple town of Dakshina Kannada district.

According to Mr Chandrakanth, who is recuperating at the government hospital in Belthangadi, he was playing volleyball with friends in Dharmasthala when Bhaskar and his associates attacked him.

After brutally attacking with lethal weapons, the gang also robbed Mr Chadrakanth of his gold chain and ring.

A case has been registered at Dharmasthala police station and investigations are on. It is suspected that an old animosity between the victim and the local Bajrang Dal leader led to the attack.

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Peace Lover
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

No Surprise, its BD culture

Sahil
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

Mirchi time.. Naren n frends please comment :D

babu bajarangi
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

SAAYALI BIDI,NAAI MATTU BEKKU HEEEEEEEEEE

Mohammed SS
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

Look at the safety of India, they all Mother f**kers will release from the police custody very soon and repeat the same thing again, God should save India from these goons of BJP/RSS /VHP/BD

Rikaz
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Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

I don't understand like Goa why can't our Sidhuji's government ban this nonsense, ruthless, barbaric, terrorist and rapist outfit....

zubair
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Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

all bajrangdal followers are robbers only if they have work and qualification they would be working in good Environment without disturbing the nation peace.

Junior
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Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

this s personal rivalry, but accused must be punished.

Maya
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Wednesday, 3 Aug 2016

why mentioning groups name? this s nai pucha fight :)

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