Cops foil Hinduvta activists' bid to attack young couple in Deralakatte lodge

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June 14, 2016

Mangaluru, Jun 14: Timely intervention of police prevented a possible attack on a young couple by Hindutva activists at a lodge in Deralakette on the outskirts of the city on Monday.

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The girl, an MBA graduate from Puttur, and her male relative from Kerala, who the communal hate-mongers mistook for a Muslim boy, were rescued from the lodge and sent home by the police.

According to sources, the girl had recently vacated her hostel room in Deralakatte after completing her master degree in the last academic year.

On Monday after appearing for a job interview in Manipal, she visited her alma mater and stayed in a lodge along with her male relative.

Local activists of Bajrang Dal, who got a wrong information by their sources about the presence of Hindu girl and Muslim boy in the lodge, rushed to the spot.

When they were about to barge into the lodge, a team of police from jurisdictional Konaje station reached the spot and averted a possible attack.

SI Sudhakar warned one of the activists when he asked the former to produce the couple before the Bajrang Dal activists. However, no case was registered and no once was arrested.

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A. Mangalore
 - 
Wednesday, 15 Jun 2016

Here Cop did NAPUNSAKA Job, they should hacve arrested those bajrangis who are interefering others privacy and life. Instead of thrashing them the inspector warned them . These goons are needed good lesson not warning.
The District Police and Congress leadership are the main reason to grow these goons in our Dakshina Kannada.

ali
 - 
Tuesday, 14 Jun 2016

Bajrang Dal is the group of illiterate people. They dont have work to do, so they are involved in petty cases. All Ghoorka job should be given to Bajrang Dal people. People should adopt atleast one Bajrangi instead of Dog at home.
Bajarangis are not educated people, so they are suitable for ghoorka job.

SK
 - 
Tuesday, 14 Jun 2016

The trouble makers should be given HOT / SPICY ROD treatment.......Then only, they will learn to wag their tails.....

Rajiv
 - 
Tuesday, 14 Jun 2016

No case was registered take them to your home and treat them biriyani with liquor.heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

UMMAR
 - 
Tuesday, 14 Jun 2016

y no case register

need TO FILE case to give proper treatment to RSS

they are not police... we have police in india ... RSS is another face of ISIS terror

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March 12,2020

Bhopal, Mar 12: Madhya Pradesh Congress on Thursday alleged that two of its ministers who had gone to Bengaluru to meet the rebel party legislators were assaulted.

"Two of our ministers Jitu Patwari and Lakhan Singh had gone to Bengaluru. They were assaulted, we have info that our ministers have been arrested," Madhya Pradesh Congress leader said during a press conference.

Congress further warned that if the police don't take action, the party will take it to the court.

Some of the rebel MLAs had said in a video on Wednesday that they were in Bengaluru out of their own will.

The rebel MLAs have been staying in Bengaluru over the past few days.

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March 15,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 15: The Karnataka government on Saturday said it would advice IT companies to allow employees to work from home as most coronavirus  affected patients or their relatives were from this sector.

"If anybody (IT companies) asks (employees to work in the office),I will speak to them through the deputy chief minister so that they take steps to issue a definite order. We have very clearly said, Stay Home, stay safe," medical education minister Dr K Sudhakar said. He recalled that the chief minister himself had issued a strict advisory to allow employees work from home.

The minister said the IT sector understands the gravity of the situation because they are educated, have travelled abroad and have more exposure to information world. "No action," he said to a question on what action would be taken against companies who do not follow the instructions.

"There is no action to be taken. We have not promulgated any law. It should be a kind of a cohesive approach from the government and the responsible citizen," he said.

The minister said he had also acted on the advice of Infosys Foundation chairperson Sudha Murty, who had told him that all areas where public and students gather, including malls, theatres, schools and colleges, should be closed.

Sudhakar claimed that the woman whose husband had tested positive for cornavirus here, had flown straight to Delhi from the city and had not come out of Bengaluru airport. He said the newly-wed couple came to Bengaluru airport on March 8 night and early on March 9, she flew alone to Delhi. From there she travelled to Agra by train. She did not come out of the airport, said the minister.

To a question on legal action being contemplated against her, the minister said he would take a call said he was not thinking of legal action at present and would take a call only after the woman, who has also tested positive for the virus, comes out of isolation. He insisted that the purpose of getting details was not to scare people.

On the preparedness in Kalaburagi, where the first Coronavirus death in India was reported, he said the administration had 'clamped down" the entire district. Meanwhile, the deputy commissioner of Ballari district ordered cancellation of tourists' entry to the world heritage site of Hampi from March 15 to 22 to prevent further spread of the virus.

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March 21,2020

Bengaluru , Mar 21: Karnataka Congress President DK Shivakumar exuded confidence that the party will return to power in the state and praised former chief minister Siddaramaiah's term.

"I am confident that we will come back to power. Everyone in the past has worked their best to build the party. Siddaramaiah being a full-term chief minister gave the best programs to Karnataka, his government's programs were the best of all time," Shivakumar said at a press conference on Friday.

He further assured his full support to anyone who wanted to work for the betterment of the party.

"Though I have become the state president of the party but I am still the worker of Congress and each of us should work for the party as ground workers. I am ready to give any kind of support to those who want to work for the party. We need to take all caste, communities along for the betterment of the party," he said.

Shivakumar was appointed the state Congress President on March 11, while Eshwar Khandre, Satish Jarkiholi, and Saleem Ahmed have been appointed working presidents of Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee.

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satya vishwasi
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Monday, 23 Mar 2020

First Tell your all MP & MLA s that if they wish to join BJP better join from now later  after getting elected from the congress they betray the voter, such hiddnen sangis from congress to be kicked out.

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