Cong-JD(S) alliance is a mission to save Gandhi and Gowda families: BJP

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October 21, 2018

Bengaluru, Oct 21: The Bharatiya Janata Party has described the alliance between Congress and Janata Dali (Secular) in Karnataka as a mission to save the existence of two families –Gandhi family of the Congress and H D Deve Gowda family of JD(S).

“Congress has lost confidence to face BJP. in many constituencies they had to import candidates belonging to other constituencies. On the other hand, the family-run party (JDS) doesn’t even have its existence beyond three districts. With little choice left, they had to join hands to face us,” the BJP tweeted, reacting to show of unity by the leaders of the two alliance partners.

“The fact of the matter is that these two family-run parties have come together to save the existence of one family here in Karnataka and another family in Delhi. A desperate attempt to save their existence will be stalled by voters of Karnataka,” the BJP said.

The saffron party also accused the Congress of being communal and trying to divide the Hindu society.

“Deve Gowda family & Congress says they have come together to defeat communal forces. Reality is @DKShivakumar had, a couple of days back, openly admitted that his Congress govt was hell bent on dividing Hindu society, so ideally it’s Congress that’s communal & they have accepted it,” it stated.

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BJP cant fool Karnataka people easily

Media highliting only BJP leader's spit

No media questioning Mr. Feku and Ambani. Slaves

BJP working for Adani group and Ambani group

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Bajrang Dal leader turned anti-Sangh Parivar crusader Mahendra Kumar dies of cardiac arrest

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April 25,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 25: Bajrang Dal's former Karantaka satate convenor Mahendra Kumar, who dedicated last decade of his life to expose the misdeeds and lies of Sangh Parivar, passed away today due to cardiac arrest here. He was 47 years old.

Kumar was undergoing treatment at Ramaiah hospital Bengaluru where he breathed his last today (April 25) morning. His final rites will be held in his hometown, sources said.

Kumar, who hailed from Koppa in Chikkamagaluru was a resident of Bengaluru.

He had reportedly involved in the 2008 attacks on Christians' places of worship in Mangaluru and Chikkamagaluru and had faced arrest for that.

However, he quit Bajrang Dal same year and the apologized to Christians. He joined Janata Dal (Secular) in 2011.

After quitting Bajrang Dal and adopting left ideology, he openly attacked the ideology of right-wing outfits.

He founded Jana Dhwani movement as a voice for the oppressed classes of the state. He used social media to attack the "manuvaad" for past one decade.

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Rest in peace.....Sir

who will take over his job, who will fulfill his wishes to free this country from manuvad..?

GOD will turn the table for his good work at the last moment...we really lost good voice who is to support humanity...

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Court grants anticipatory bail to Nalini, who displayed the ‘Free Kashmir’ placard

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January 28,2020

Mysuru, Jan 28: The Second Additional District and Sessions Court on Monday granted anticipatory bail to B Nalini, who displayed the ‘Free Kashmir’ placard during a protest, and also to Maridevaiah, the organiser of the protest.

Nalini and Maridevaiah had applied for bail as Jayalakshmipuram police had booked them under sedition charges. Nalini had displayed the placard during a protest at Manasagangotri, the University of Mysore campus, recently. The court, which took up the case on January 24, had kept the order pending.

The court directed the accused to submit their passport to the court and a bond for a sum of Rs 50,000. The court also directed them to be present before the police, whenever needed.

Meanwhile, the Mysuru Bar Association has decided to take measures against the association members who are in favour of Nalini. Seventy-five members, seeking to represent Nalini, have withdrawn their support, the association secretary B Shivanna said. The association has suspended advocates Manjula Manasa and P P Baburaj.

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Kamal Pant is new Bengaluru police chief; Bhaskar Rao transferred

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August 1,2020

Bengaluru, Aug 1: The Karnataka government on Friday brought in Additional Director General of Police (Intelligence) Kamal Pant as the Bengaluru police Commissioner in a reshuffle of police personnel.

Pant comes in as the city police Commissioner in place of Bhaskar Rao.

According to a government order, Rao will handle internal security as ADGP, a post which was lying vacant due to the promotion of P S Sandhu.

Along with the two officials, ADGP B Dayananda who was in charge of the Criminal Investigation Department and Economic Offences, has been made the new intelligence chief.

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