Congress-ruled Karnataka is third most communally sensitive state in India?

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September 4, 2016

Bengaluru, Sep 4: Karnataka, which was once known as one of the peaceful states in India, is currently the third most communally sensitive state in country after Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, according to the union ministry of home affairs.

1saffronData collected by the ministry show that Congress-ruled Karnataka has seen 291 incidents of communal clashes that left 19 dead and 865 injured from 2013 to May 2016. Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Gujarat follow Karnataka. 

However, home ministry of Karnataka has rejected the perspective of union home ministry, which only considered the reported cases of communal clashes including minor ones and ignored the severity of some communal attacks reported in BJP ruled states.

Karnataka home minister G Parameshwara believes that this south Indian state is still known for peace and tranquillity. “There have been stray communal incidents in some parts of the state, but no single incident has ever turned into a catastrophe. Karnataka is not prone to communal violence," he said.

A senior Congress leader told Coastaldigest.com on condition of anonymity that communal forces backed by ruling party of India (Bharatiya Janata Party) have played key roles in most of the communal clashes reported in Karnataka. “They are trying to turn Karnataka into a communal tinderbox for political gains,” he said.

Additional director general of police (law and order) Alok Mohan highlighted the state's low or zero tolerance to communal incidents to say the numbers don't reflect the ground situation.

"In case of a communal incident, we first book a case and take immediate action to prevent outbreak of violence. This is why communal tension lasts barely a couple of hours in Karnataka. In many parts of the country, tension prevails for several days," he said.

With the stage getting ready for the 2018 assembly polls, political observers warn of a spike in communal incidents in the next two years.

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Satyameva jayate
 - 
Tuesday, 6 Sep 2016

I always say....Goon gress naatakbaaz who brought up all communal forces during their rule.....mili juli politics....

Ahmed
 - 
Monday, 5 Sep 2016

@ Brother Naren.
For us (Muslims) there is no Heaven in this life. We believe and will be blessed with Beautiful Heaven life after Death. You people enjoy this life we Muslims will enjoy life after death.In sha allah. We dont need heaven in this worl

Sahil
 - 
Monday, 5 Sep 2016

Viren Kotian, I pray to Almighty to fill his blessing on ur mind and soul as u r fully frustrated with the name called MUSLIM. Someway it is good for Muslims that your mind is full of MUSLIM word. Anyway pray for ur peace of mind brother..

Bhaskar Shetty
 - 
Monday, 5 Sep 2016

Galate Maaduvudu Bajarangi Raamsenegalu, Maadisuvudu RSS na Battarugalu mattu Konkanigalu........ Ea meljaatigalige muslimarinda vyaapaaradalli paipoti siguvaaga.. paapada kelajaatigalannu muslimara virudda ettikatti galate maadistaare...dusta meljaati praanigalu..

Rikaz
 - 
Sunday, 4 Sep 2016

Viren, its not congress government, its your own chaddies and sangh pariwars creating problems around....they dont let congress to govern properly....creating law and order problems around....if you are a good person, tell your guys to do some good social service activities...

ABU SAFWAN
 - 
Sunday, 4 Sep 2016

This is a proof that Karnataka ruled by RSS not congress

Viren Kotian
 - 
Sunday, 4 Sep 2016

This clearly shows that Congress ruled Karnataka is a safe heaven for msulim communal forces.

K K Acharya
 - 
Sunday, 4 Sep 2016

What??? Karnataka is worse than Gujarat !!! This is number game politics of BJP. When it comes to moulding public opinion ahead of polls they know what where when and how..

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January 19,2020

Bengaluru, Jan 19: The long-awaited discussions on cabinet expansion finally took place between BJP national president Amit Shah and the state party unit on Saturday, but they produced no result.

Latest indications are that new members will be appointed only after CM BS Yediyurappa returns from Davos, Switzerland, on January 25.

The party held a close-door party meeting at a top hotel in Hubballi. The subject of expanding the cabinet, which currently has 16 vacancies, featured in the talks.

Earlier, Yediyurappa reportedly had a one-on-one with Shah during their 45-minute flight from Bengaluru to Hubballi. He is said to have insisted on accommodating all 11 newly MLAs in the cabinet. These legislators were earlier a part of Congress and JD(S); they contested the December byelections on BJP tickets and won.

This apart, BJP sources said, Yediyurappa and Shah had a brief chat at a private event at Palace Grounds . Separately, Shah, who is the Union home minister, held meetings with Jagadish Shettar, Laxman Savadi and Prahlad Joshi, seeking their views on cabinet expansion.

Shah also wanted to get an idea of what people think about the Yediyurappa government’s performance.

Newly elected MLAs Ramesh Jarkiholi, BC Patil and Srimanth Patil greeted Shah. “We only met him to wish him; we didn’t discuss the cabinet issue. That’s something state BJP members will do,” said Hirekerur legislator BC Patil.

Saturday’s deliberations fail to break the stalemate over the cabinet appointments. There are clear differences in the camp about whether all Congress-JD(S) defectors should be made cabinet members, according to a senior minister attended one such meeting.

Shah reportedly wants only seven to eight newly elected MLAs to be made ministers; the rest of the spots should go to BJP loyalists. Yediyurappa disagrees with this position as he had promised all 13 turncoats places in the cabinet. Two lost in the bypolls.

Shah has now asked Yediyurappa to visit Delhi after returning from Davos to finalise the composition of the cabinet, according to the sources.

Yediyurappa will leave for Davos early on Sunday, while Shah will fly directly to Delhi from Hubballi.

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Udupi, May 24: As many as 23 people tested positive for coronavirus in Udupi in past 24 hours, according to the latest bulletin released by the health and family welfare department.

While 18 were tested positive till noon, five more tested postive by evening.

With this the total number of covid-19 cases in the district rose to 76 including a death. Three have recovered. There 72 active cases.

Among 23 fresh cases, many had reportedly come from Maharashtra. A 44-year-old woman had returned from UAE. A 26-year-old man returned from Telangana.

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