Learn constitution; oath in assembly should not be a jumla: UT Khader hits out at hate-filled Yatnal

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June 9, 2018

Mangaluru, Jun 9: Minister for Urban Development and Housing U T Khader has taken BJP leader and Vijayapura MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal to task for his anti-constitutional and hate-filled remarks.

What Yatnal said?

A video of Yatnal instructing corporators to work only for Hindus and not for Muslims, has gone viral on social media. “I had called all corporators and have told them that they should work for only Hindus and not Muslims...,” Yatnal is clearly heard saying in the video.

“I had said no to Saabru (Muslims) in the beginning itself...I had instructed my people that those with topi (cap) and burkha should not come and stand in my office or beside me,” he said.

Yatnal had made these statements at a function on June 4 in Vijayapura. Later, in a press conference, Yatnal defended his statement, asking if it was “wrong to speak in favour of Hindus?”

Khader’s response

When media persons in Mangaluru today sought  Mr Khader’s response to Yatnal’s statement, he said that Yatnal must learn Indian constitution. “He has given anti-constitutional statement. A people’s representative should not be any particular community or caste’s representative,” he said.

Mr Khader also said that just by winning a poll one will not become an MLA. “After winning he should take oath in the assembly wherein he will pledge to work impartially without making any differences among people. “Oath should not be mere a jumla. We should follow it,” he said.

The minister also said that if Yatnal continues to sideline the constitutional values and refuses to do people’s work just because they don’t belong to his caste or community they can approach Congress office and get their works done.

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JJ
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Sunday, 10 Jun 2018

Minds filled with COw dung and urine.....

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May 24,2020

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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June 21,2020

Mangaluru, June 21: The first ever repatriation flight from Saudi Arabia’s Dammam Karnataka’s Mangaluru under Vande Bharat Mission (VBM) today brought home around 165 stranded passengers. 

The IndiGo flight took off from Dammam International Airport at 11 a.m. (Saudi time) and landed at Mangaluru International Airport at 6:30 p.m.

The stranded passengers included pregnant women, senior citizens and those who are in need of emergency medical treatment are on board.

The passengers were screened at the Airport before being despatched for institutional quarantine in special buses. 

Even though a few charter flights arranged by a couple of NRI entrepreneurs have already repatriated hundreds of stranded people from Dammam to Mangaluru, the government of India had not operated any repatriation flight under VBM on this sector so far. 

Saudi Kannadigas Humanity Forum (SKHF), an NGO which came into existence to help the stranded Kannadigas in Saudi Arabia during covid-19 lockdown had been successful in persuading the government of India operate a flight on Dammam-Mangaluru sector under VBM. 

SKHF has also set up an online portal for those who were in need of emergency repatriation. In today’s flight around 100 passengers have obtained seats through SKHF.

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Mohd Nadeem
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Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020

Sir i also want to travel india lucknow from saudi arabia dammam and i already issued exit visa by my company but my company tell me you buy tickets and go after that i ask to someone travel agents for booking but they says currently not open booking after that i told my company's about that all situations but they didn't take any action so please sir give me authentic information how to book a flight ticket thank you. 

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February 19,2020

Chikkamagaluru, Feb 19: A 31-year-old homemaker was murdered and valuables, including 100gm of gold and 2kg of silver, were reported missing from her house in Kadur town of Chikkamagaluru district late Monday evening. Her 11-month-old son, who was with her at the time of the attack, had a miraculous escape.

Police said Kavita's husband Dr Revath was away in his clinic in the town's Kadur-Birur road along with their first son, 5. Kavita, who has done MA and from Udupi, and the dentist married seven years ago.

District superintendent of police Harish Pandey has formed a special team to probe the incident that took place in Lakshmish Nagar in the town.

According to police, Kavita spoke to her husband around 6.45pm on Monday and didn't answer his subsequent calls, triggering a strong suspicion in him that something was amiss. He called his relatives living nearby to check on his wife. The relatives rushed to the house only to find the main door locked.

Since Kavita didn't answer the doorbell, they force-entered the house from the rear door and found her in a pool of blood. She was taken to a private clinic where doctors declared her brought dead.

Police said the woman was killed by a sharp weapon by slitting her throat between 6.45pm and 8.15pm. The rooms and almirahs had been found ransacked. At least 100gm gold ornaments, 2kg of silver and cash were missing from the house.

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