Deepak Rao’s mother gets over Rs 50 lakh compensation in three days

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January 7, 2018

Mangaluru, Jan 7: Deepak Rao, who was hacked to death by trouble mongers earlier this week, used to earn Rs 11,000 salary per month. However, his mother has received more than Rs 50 lakh as compensation from government, politicians and well wishers in just three days. 

A gang of miscreants had hacked 32-year-old Deepak to death in broad daylight at his hometown Katipalla in Mangaluru on January 3. The very next day the government had announced Rs 10 lakh compensation – Rs 5 lakh from district administration and Rs 5 lakh from chief minister’s fund – to the family of the victim.

When the family members demanded Rs 50 lakh compensation, the Deputy Commissioner Sasikanth Senthil had promised them to recommend for enhanced compensation.

Meanwhile, Sangh Parivar activists launched a social media campaign appealing the people across Karnataka to financially support Deepak’s aggrieved mother Premalatha and physically challenged brother. As a result Premalatha’s account received over Rs 31 lakh in just three days, sources said.

Brijesh Chowta of the BJP said the fund-raiser was a spontaneous reaction from those who mourned Deepak's death. "The campaign was launched on social media after Deepak's funeral. We did not convene a meeting for this; it was launched by many people simultaneously," he said.

On the other hand Dakshina Kannada unit of BJP has decided to donate Rs 5 lakh to the family. This cheque is likely to be handed over to the family by BJP state president B S Yeddyurappa. Former minister Krishna J Palemar has also promised to donate Rs 5 lakh in his personal capacity. Local MLA B A Mohiuddin Bava had also announced Rs 5 lakh in his personal capacity. However, the Sangh Parivar activists reportedly persuaded the family of Deepak to reject his compensation.

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mohammad.n
 - 
Tuesday, 9 Jan 2018

I wish justice was served at its best and with the same speed as the compensation.

Zakir Husain
 - 
Sunday, 7 Jan 2018

Its good that she got that much money but that will not get her son back....the criminals should be punished severly.

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Mangaluru, May 20: Karnataka Government has banned fishing through mechanised and traditional boats using inboard or outboard engines of over 10 HP capacity using nets or other means, officials sources said on Wednesday.

As per the notification issued under the Karnataka Marine Fishing (Regulation) Act 1986, all fishing activities were banned from June One to July 31.

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February 2,2020

Mangaluru: The first-of-its kind Beach Zumba event organized by Veekshitha Arasa on January 26th at Panambur Beach, Mangaluru attracted huge crowd and entertained the masses. Thousands of people who visited the beach last Sunday evening witnessed and danced along with the talented Zumba instructors from Bengaluru and Mangaluru. The show lasted for almost two hours.

The programme was organized by Veekshitha Arasa in association with Panambur Beach Tourism with the cooperation of Panambur Police and sponsorship of AJ Hospital & Research Centre, APD Foundation and SS Arrangers & Caterers.

Panambur Beach Tourism CEO Yatish Baikampady, APD Foundation Trustee Abdullah Rehman and Santhosh Kumar from SS Arrangers and others flagged off the event by releasing saffron, white and green balloons (the colours of Indian tricolor) to mark the nation’s Republic Day. Panambur beach police officials too participated in the inauguration. Veekshitha Arasa’s husband Rohan Lobo, Veekshitha’s parents Bhaskar Arasa and Geetha B Arasa too joined in.

This was done with the message ‘Let the love for health and fitness fly high among the citizens much like the soaring spirit of patriotism’. Speaking on the occasion, Veekshitha said that it was her dream to conduct a Zumba event in the city. “This is my small attempt at promoting fitness among the citizens of Mangaluru. There should be more such events,” she said.

Meenal Dubey, Ashwitha Shetty, Vishal Rai, Aishwarya, Namratha Shekar, Shruthi Keerthiraj, Vinayak Acharya, Kavitha Manish and Urmi were some of the enthusiastic Zumba instructors who performed with Veekshitha.

RJ Nayana and Saravanan Govindaswamy compered the event.

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