Forcible shut down during hartal: Mangaluru police vows to take action

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February 27, 2017

Mangaluru, Feb 27: Mangaluru city police has promised to take action against those who forced people to shut down shops and establishments during last Saturday’s Sangh Parivar sponsored hartal in Dakshina Kannada, if anyone comes forward to lodge a complaint.

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Even though the Sangh Parivar had said that the protest against Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan’s visit will be voluntary, instances of forcible closure of shops during the day has been reported. However, none of the affected persons have lodged any complaint with the jurisdictional police so far, police authorities said.

The issue was raised during yesterday’s monthly SC/ST meeting organised by city police where a Dalit community leader complained that notwithstanding strict police vigil, miscreants forcibly closed down shops.

K M Shantharaju, deputy commissioner of police (law and order) who chaired the meeting, said police would initiate action against anyone against whom they receive a complaint to this effect or are able to find direct evidence of people have being coerced to do so.

The leaders said people are wary of lodging a police complaint in such cases lest it antagonizes people and other influential people with whom they interact on a daily basis.

M Sanjeev Patil, deputy commissioner of police (crime and traffic), said as a matter of rule, people may always call the city police control room on 100 in such cases or other instances where local or other miscreants try to browbeat the locals and the personnel from jurisdictional police will initiate action.

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shaji
 - 
Tuesday, 28 Feb 2017

Dear Sir, please dont waste time and arrest leaders of Chaddi terrorists who forced to closing of business during the unauthorised bandh called by them. Sangh goondas created mess and forced shop owners to close their businesses which caused loss of crores of rupees to public. These goondas even forced buses and autos from fetching passengers. Leaders of these goonda organisation should be penalised heavily and should be warned of more strict actin in future.

Abdul
 - 
Monday, 27 Feb 2017

Dear Police,
Don't over act.!
just go and arrest without fear anyone. you know very well who done announce this Aratal and how many are suffered from this aratal and who will pay for loss?
waiting for whom?

Rikaz
 - 
Monday, 27 Feb 2017

Police are scared of these goons....

Abu Muhammad
 - 
Monday, 27 Feb 2017

Dear Sirs, you are well aware the gang leaders who gave Bandh call, initiate action against them, the puppies who forced bandh surrender automatically. But you need POLICE WILL TO ACT!!

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