Fisherman's murder: Protest staged with dead body at Ullal police station

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April 13, 2016

Mangaluru, Apr 13: A protest was staged in front of the Ullal police station here on Wednesday seeking the arrest of those involved in the murder of 43-year-old Rajesh Kotian in Ullal Kodi on Tuesday.

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Fisherman Rajesh Kotian's body was found on a playground in Ullal Kodi. The police said that Rajesh Kotian was bludgeoned to death.

On Wednesday, the family members of Rajesh Kotian, Mogaveeras and some right wing activists went on a procession, with the body. They stopped at the police station, kept the body in front of the police station and staged the protest.

They demanded that the perpetrators of the crime be arrested immediately. They also sought disciplinary action against Sub Inspector Bharati.

They withdrew the protest and took the body to the graveyard after Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Shantaraju assured them of speedy probe.

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well Wisher
 - 
Thursday, 14 Apr 2016

By the face of gatherings, seems most of them are paid jobless. The pain and loss only effect on respective family members and his dependents. Peace loving public should not respond to any kind of political gain or to support politicians. Support victims family and fight for the justice.

Fellow appearing with smile really unfortunate and non sense behaviour
are danger to human kind. Seems these are the main members of criminal group. Department must keep close watch on such groups.

TR
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Thursday, 14 Apr 2016

This height of Politics Even the dead are not spared in INDIA !

Firstly perform the last rights of the DEAD and then protest, every soul should have Peace and Justice.

Crime never pays it will come to light sooner or later, for example the case of RTI activist murder.

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The toll has gone up to 928 with 87 deaths reported today.

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Bengaluru, Jun 3: Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Tuesday invited investors in the Electronics System and Design Manufacturing (ESDM) sector to Karnataka, as the state contributes 64 per cent to the sector's total exports from the nation.

During a video conference organised by Invest India for a few select states with leading ESDM players across the globe, Narayan said, "We are the largest chip design hub and home to 70 per cent of India's chip designers."

Karnataka has introduced industry-friendly policies from the beginning and it continues to be the leader in attracting technology-specific investments, he added.

"Karnataka has an estimated GSDP of almost USD 220 billion. We were the first to come out with IT, BT, ESDM, and AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics) policies to give a push to the growth of the technology sectors and innovation. We also have vibrant automobiles, agro, aerospace, textile and garment, and heavy engineering industries," Narayan explained.

"We have created sector-specific SEZs for key industries such as IT, biotechnology and engineering, food processing and aerospace,'' he said.

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"We have held multiple consultations with the private sector to seek inputs for returning to business as we ease the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. We are also initiating dialogue with countries across the globe to understand future plans for their companies in the post COVID era and discuss how the Karnataka government can support that," the Deputy Chief Minister stated.

"Karnataka has attracted cumulative FDI inflows in the state from 2000 to 2019 which were recorded at USD 42.3 billion," he said.

Referring to the Karnataka ESDM policy 2017-2022, Narayan further said, "We aim to stimulate the growth of 2,000 ESDM start-ups during the policy period and create 20 lakh new jobs by 2025.

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The deceased include two septuagenarians, a sexagenarian, and a 53-year-old. All of them were male.

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