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JD(S) protests suspension of police personnel for impartial work

January 7, 2012

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Mangalore, January 7: The minority unit of Dakshina Kannada district Janata Dal (Secular) staged a protest in front of the office of Deputy Commissioner here on Friday condemning the suspension and transfer of police personnel, whose impartial action against the miscreants for pelting stones at the Sullia police station had drawn the ire of Sangh Parivar and Bharatiya Janata Party.


Addressing the protesters, D M Aslam, president of minority unit, said that there is a need to create mass awareness about the anti-social activities and conspiracies of Sangh Parivar, which is at the helm of power in State.

“Their agenda is to divide the society and spread violence. The recent incidents of Sullia and Sindagi have again proved this truth. However no one can take action against them, as they are the rulers of the State”, he lamented.

“If those police personnel, who worked impartially and arrested the goons to maintain law and order in the society, deserve punishment in this State, what is the situation of a common man?”, he asked. “We should not forget that the incident had occurred in the native place of Chief Minister D V Sadanada Gowda”, he added.

If the government does not allow the policemen to take action against culprits, who hail from Sangh Parivar, then what is the need of such police force, he said adding that let RSS leader Kalladka Prabhakar Bhat take charge as the Superintendent of Police of the district.

Lashing out at RSS and Sri Ram Sene for hoisting Pak flag with the intention of spreading violence in the society, JDS state Secretary M G Hegde suggested the Kalladka Prabhakar Bhat to wear Pakistani flag instead of khakhi shorts.

The protesters also submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister through Deputy Commissioner demanding the withdrawal of suspension and transfer order of Sullia police personnel and allow them to work impartially.

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Bengaluru, Jun 27: The Bengaluru Police Commissioner’s office on Infantry Road has been sealed after one of the staffers tested Covid-positive. It will remain shut from June 27 to 29. 

A senior police officer from the administrative department, in a media release, stated that almost the entire staff has been asked to work from home, while some have told to work from sub-divisions of DCP’s offices. 

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Only a few staffers have been asked to come to the police control room situated in the same building.

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