Muthalik, others booked for staging protest at Bababudan Dargah

November 22, 2016

Chikkamgaluru, Nov 22: The district administration has filed a case against Sri Ram Sene founder Pramod Muthalik and others for staging a protest inside the Guru Dattatreya Bababudan Swamy Dargah atop Bababudangiri Hills during the valedictory function of Dattamala Abhiyana on Sunday.

1muthalik A case has been registered by the Chikkamagaluru Rural police on charges of assaulting a public servant (Section 353 of the IPC), obstructing a public servant from discharging duties (Section 186), and disobedience of order passed by a public servant (Section 188).

It was registered based on a complaint filed by S.G. Nagesh, Deputy Director of Public Instruction, who was deputed as a special officer to the shrine. The other accused are Mahesh Kumar Kattinamane, Sharadamma and Mohan Kumar.

Superintendent of Police K. Annamalai said the accused had allegedly staged a dharna in the shrine seeking an opportunity to offer prayers to Datta Paduka, despite being aware of the court's order on this issue. They attempted to disturb peace and also obstructed other devotees from havingPaduka Darshana'.

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Encounter is the only solution to finish such criminals like

no one is there to raise voice against this trouble maker in all over karnataka... y dont punish this guy..? he shld be bhind the bar... until his last breath shld not come out frm there
where are his followers gone

Government of India must Ban this type of anti national elements and should put them behind bars without granting any bail. He should be put behind bars atleast for 10 to 15 years.

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College student kills mother after she scolds him for staying out with friends till late night

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August 1,2020

Mandya, Aug 1: In a terrific incident, a college student has stabbed his own mother to death in Karnataka’s Mandya town over a trivial issue. The police have managed to nab the accused.

According to police, the boy was irked by his mother rebuking him for staying out with his friends late in the night.

On Wednesday (July 29), she scolded him for not listening to her advice, following which he stabbed her to death, the official said.

The student was arrested on July 30. He reportedly confessed to the crime.

A police officer said that the woman was upset over her son frequently spending time with his friends till late in the night.

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Another COVID-19 patient in Karnataka recovers after plasma therapy

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June 5,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 5: A COVID-19 patient, who was admitted to Victoria hospital, has recovered from the disease after he was administered convalescent plasma therapy.

He is the second patient in the state who has recovered from COVID-19 after the therapy.

"I am happy to inform the second plasma therapy patient has recovered and shifted out of ICU. This middle-aged patient was admitted in Victoria hospital ICU with severe COVID-19 illness and was also diabetic with poor sugar control," Dr Vishal Rao, HCG Hospital Bengaluru said.

"The patient received convalescent plasma on May 27, since then there was steady improvement in patient's condition and was taken off high flow nasal oxygen on June 2, 2020, and is at present on a minimal oxygen, shifted toward yesterday. With the rapid recovery we hope to discharge the patient soon," he said.

Speaking further, Rao said: "This is a significant improvement and reassuring. We hope to see him recover completely and will closely monitor the condition going forward to send the patient from ward to home."

In Karnataka, 4,320 coronavirus cases have been reported including 1,610 cured/discharged/migrated and 57 deaths, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

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Here's the first phase flight plan for return of Indian nationals stranded abroad

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May 5,2020

Newsroom, May 5: Following the union government's nod, preparations are afoot to bring back Indian nationals stranded abroad from May 7 onwards.

According to sources, in the first phase from May 7- 14, the government would allow more than 60 “non-scheduled, commercial” flights to operate from about 12 countries to India to bring back 15,000 citizens. At least half of those flights will be from the Gulf region, including UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman, while the rest would bring passengers from the U.S., the U.K., Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines and Bangladesh.

The flights would be spread over 10 States identified as having the largest numbers to return, with Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Delhi (NCR) receiving the maximum number of flights.

A meeting held at the Ministry of Civil Aviation looked specifically at flights, mainly operated by Air India, while it awaits a final plan from countries where Indians need to be airlifted from. The first flights planned at present are from Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Riyadh and Doha, flying directly to Kozhikode and Kochi.

While the full estimate of Indians needing to return home could cross ten lakhs (a million), with more than two lakhs having registered to return from the UAE alone, officials said their return would be “prioritised and staggered”.

Flight plan for return of Indian nationals stranded abroad: