BJP worker's murder: Gau rakshaks tried to twist it into an accident case!

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August 18, 2016

Udupi, Aug 18: The cow vigilantes of Vishva Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal, who brutally attacked two cow transporters and killed one among them on Wednesday night in Udupi district, made all attempts to twist it into an accident case, but in vain.

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The incident occurred at around 7:30 p.m. when Praveen Poojary, a cattle trader, was loading three cows into a Tata Ace for transportation at Kadike in Santhekatte near Hebri village. Poojary's friend Akshay Devadiga was also present.

All of a sudden a group of around 30 gau rakshaks apparently belonging to VHP and BD reached the spot and began to assault Poojary with lethal weapons. Devadiga, who came to his rescue, was also assaulted brutally by the miscreants.

The assailants left the spot only after Poojary revealed that he was a BJP worker and had campaigned for the saffron party during last Lok Sabha elections. Though Poojary and Devadiga were rushed to a hospital by local residents, the former breathed his last without responding to any treatment.

Meanwhile, the assailants reportedly warned the local residents, who had witnessed the incident, of dire consequences if they reveal the matter to police.

On the other hand the family members of murdered Poojary and injured Devadiga have claimed that they received threat calls from strangers who threatened them and asked them to treat it as an accident case.

The Udupi district unit of BJP, which always encouraged the violent acts so of called gau rakshaks, is now in a dilemma as they have killed their own man.

Udupi SP KP Balakrishna confirmed to Coastaldigest.com that 18 persons have been arrested for their involvement in the attack.

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Abdul Latif
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Y not protest? y not agitation ?

Rikaz
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Home minister came to conclusion already before police arrested and interrogated them....wow we have great one....

UMMAR
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

WERE IS NALIN KATEEL & SOBHA MADAM , I AM EXPECTING THE PROTEST FROM THEM BEC BJP WORKER KILLED

BUT UNFORTUNALEY THEY WIL NOT DO THE MSISTCIK BEC KILLER ARE ALSO VHP FROM BJP...

A.Mangalore
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

our useless Home Minister Parameshwarayya says (in NDTV report)
that it is Cattle trade rivalry murder. He is giving wrong information to the media. Helping VHP and Bhajrang Dal.

first he should resign from his post. He cannot control home ministry.
Congress government in Karnataka is a B team of RSS.

moideen
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

how can they change the case of murder into accident.

babu bajarangi
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Mr.Naren,,kattada kori kattadae popune alwa.......

saif
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

MAADIDUNNO MAARAYA.....

Manku Thimma
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Indeed this was an accident for BD/VHP guys. They wanted to kill a Muslim but they killed a Poojary accidentally... In next election BJP's Poojary vote bank will be badly hit by this \accident\"."

Althaf
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

I request costaldigest not to call these gundas as GOW Rakshaks. These Anti national terrorists are GOW BHAKSHAKS. Government should consider this as a serious matter. Because of these Goondas Family lost a son. Who will bear the loss of this? Killing human beings in the name of cow should be stopped. If cows have more value than human being then one day this world will be filled with more cows than humans.
I request our PM to wake up and punish all these 17 culprits along with the leaders of VHP & BD who made this master plan.
My sincere condolence to family members of Praveen Poojary.

Dear Hindu Brothers now you can understand that Terrorists have NO RELIGION

Natasha
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Sad that everything is normal in udupi today in spite of the murder of a BJP leader. No protest, no violence, no forced bandh...

Abbu
 - 
Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Dear Naren Kotian.. where are you my brother? Am badly missing you here. Please come and say something. If you want I can pay for your comment under this particular story!

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