‘Sad that people filmed the stabbing instead of stopping the assailant’

coastaldigest.com web desk
July 1, 2019

Mangaluru, Jul 1: Dakshina Kannada district in-charge minister U T Khader has expressed pain that when a jilted lover was stabbing a girl repeatedly in broad daylight, the onlookers were filming the assault instead of intervening to stop him.

Last Friday Sushanth, a 28-year-old dance teacher had stabbed Deeksha, an MBA student, 12 times, and later attempted to end his life by slitting his throat at Bagambila near Deralakatte. The video clippings of the incident are still going viral on social media. 

Mr Khader on Sunday visited the Justice KS Hegde Hospital in Derlakatte where Deeksha, is battling for her life, and met her family members. He also offered financial help of Rs 50,000 to meet her medical expenses. He said the government would look after the hospital expenses of the victim. 

"The victim is under observation for the next 48 hours. It is sad that on the fateful day, people, instead of stopping the man who was stabbing Deeksha in broad daylight, were taking videos of the same. A brave nurse rushed to the spot and helped her," Khader said.

According to police sources, Sushanth, a resident of Shaktinagar, was a dance teacher, and he and Deeksha were in a relationship for a long time. She started to maintain a distance from Sushanth, after he was booked for assault on the Mangaluru court premises, and also in other criminal cases.

Preliminary investigations reveal that the accused, who is also under treatment, committed the crime under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

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ahmedalik
 - 
Monday, 1 Jul 2019

ಇದು ಬುದ್ಧಿವಂತರ ಜಿಲ್ಲೆ

Mohammad
 - 
Monday, 1 Jul 2019

Thanks for the comments UT Khader sir, If there is still humanity left in all other MLA's let them please help these two humans, Oh they are waiting for somebody to pass away coz they only know to play politics on death.

 

How can people help in mangalore? first they look wheather he is beary, porbu, dalit or hindu then they will question and later helping forget. i feel pity on these lovers.

 

 

Mr Frank
 - 
Monday, 1 Jul 2019

Humanity lost, wrath will appear sooner or later when human being becomes only watch dogs.

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July 9,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 9: The M Chinnaswamy cricket stadium and the Bengaluru Palace in Karnataka will be converted into a COVID-19 care centre, informed the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) on Thursday.

The Bangalore International Exhibition Centre was also recently converted into a COVID-19 care facility by the state government amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases.

R Ashoka, the state's COVID management in charge said, "People of Bangalore need not panic. All necessary equipment and preparation are being arranged by the state. We have over 600 ambulances ready to take care of COVID patients."

As per the data from the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Karnataka now has a total of 28,877 COVID-19 cases, including 16,531 active cases and 11,876 recoveries.

470 people have died of the infectious virus in the state so far.

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June 11,2020

Mangaluru, June 11: The private flight chartered by Saudi Arabia's SAQCO Contracting Company to repatriate coastal Kannadigas stranded in the kingdom landed at Mangaluru International Airport at 1:15 am on Wednesday.

The flight with 175 passengers took off from the Dammam International Airport around 6 pm (KSA time).

SAQCO’s Directors Althaf Ullal and Basheer Sagar said that all the legal procedures were carried out smoothly before the flight took off from Dammam for Mangaluru.

The duo also informed that no staff or official of SAQCO were traveling on the chartered flight and that it was arranged only for the stranded Kannadigas. The cost of traveling, institutional quarantine, and COVID-19 tests will be borne by the SAQCO Company.

SAQCO had established a desk to finalize the list of passengers who will be traveling on the flight to Mangaluru on Wednesday. The company added priority was given to pregnant women, the senior citizens who had come to the kingdom on visit visas, people with medical emergencies, people who had lost jobs, and those who had reported deaths in their families.

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Dayani Sathe
 - 
Friday, 12 Jun 2020

Great job done by SAQCO ....

Sahul Hameed /…
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020

Masha Allah, Great Job,May Allah Bless the SAQCO company owner Altaf Ullal & Basheer Sagar,. This is the lesson those who business man are in GCC countries to come forward, All business man should come front to join these humanization work.

Ahmed
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020

Ma Sha Allah Mabrook

 

Mr.Althaf Ullal,Mr.Basheer Sagar and all team members of SAQCO

 

 

May Almighty Allah accept all our good deeds.

 

Ahmed
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020

Ma Sha Allah 

Mabrook

Mr.Althaf Ullal, Mr.Basheer Sagar and team members of SAQCO 

 

May Almighty Allah accepat all our good deeds

Shailesh Bhagavandas
 - 
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020

Great job done by SAQCO, realy appreciate your concern towards society. Thank you for this great work.  

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June 17,2020

Mangaluru, Jun 17: The first chartered flight repatriating Indians stranded at Kuwait for months landed at the international airport here.

The Jazeera Airways flight privately booked by the Keralites and coastal Kannadigas living in the Arab country had left sometime in the afternoon with 160 passengers on board.

The flight also carried the mortal remains of Sathish Kochu Shetty (45), who died in a fire tragedy at a refinery in Kuwait on June 14.

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