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Muthalik's bid to enter trouble-hit Mysuru averted; sent back from Maddur

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March 20, 2016

Mysuru, Mar 20: The Mandya district revenue officials and police prevented Sri Ram Sene Chief Pramod Muthalik from entering the district, on Saturday, following a notice issued from the Mysuru police to maintain law and order.

mutalikMr. Muthalik, a controversial leader known for his provocative speeches, was heading to Mysuru to meet the family of BJP worker Raju, who was murdered at Kyathamaranahalli in Mysuru, recently.

Mr. Muthalik had also planned to address mediapersons in Mandya and Mysuru. However, the police stopped him at Nidaghatta, Mandya-Ramanagaram border, on the Bengaluru-Mysuru Highway.

On Saturday morning, Vidyaranyapura police, in Mysuru, had issued a notice to Mr. Muthalik instructing him not to enter Mysuru. They met him at Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru, and issued the notice.

In spite of the issuance of notice, he tried to visit Mysuru.

The Mysuru police requested the Mandya district police to prevent his entry, a senior police officer said.

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shaji
 - 
Tuesday, 22 Mar 2016

This hate monger should be kicked out of india and should not be allowed to move anywhere to avoid poisoning the society. These are wastes and we need swatch bharat. They are black dot to our nation.

Rikaz
 - 
Sunday, 20 Mar 2016

Not to be heard for so long period of time...useless creature looking to create more and more problems around...does not like people living in peaceful manner...and looking to put more salt in to painful wounds...should get this creatures out from the country permanently...

PK
 - 
Sunday, 20 Mar 2016

Better, Mysore will be saved from the few who just create troubles without verifying and following blindly when the evils of our society spills the venom.

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February 11,2020

Udupi, Feb 11: The three patients, including a child, who were suspected to be suffering from coronavirus were discharged from hospital on Monday after the throat swab sample test proved negative for the infection.

The throat swabs of three persons, who were admitted to a district government hospital in Udupi with symptoms of fever on Friday, were sent to Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute for testing of coronavirus.

The trio had returned from China, 15 days ago.

The 30-year-old man from Kaup taluk had been to China on personal work and had returned to Udupi, 15 days ago. He had symptoms of fever, throat pain and cold and he was suggested to get admitted to hospital.

He was treated in the isolation ward.

A family from Mandarthi had gone on a tour to China and had returned 15 days ago. The father and son, who had complained of fever, were kept under observation at the isolation ward in the district government hospital.

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January 12,2020

Hubballi, Jan 11: Karnataka Industries Minister Jagadeesh Shatter's mother Basvennamma Shivappa Shetter passed away here on Friday evening.

She was 86. She is survived by three sons and a daughter.

The final rituals was held on Saturday, family sources said.

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May 5,2020

Mangaluru, May 5: As many as 7,119 labourers, who were stranded in Dakshina Kannada district, were sent to their native places in buses operated by KSRTC’s Mangaluru and Puttur divisions.

After the announcement of lockdown, the stranded labourers were provided shelter in various halls, Town Hall and government hostels in the district.

The stranded labourers from Kuloor, Panjimogaru, Panambur, Baikampady, Yeyyadi, Mulki, Ullal, Bunder, Hoige Bazar and from taluk centres, who wished to take up farming activities in their villages, were sent back in KSRTC and private buses. As many as 266 buses were engaged for ferrying the labourers.

The labourers underwent health check-up prior to their departure to their native villages, Deputy Commissioner Sindhu B Rupesh said.

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