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City police gear up for the smooth conduct of NYF

January 10, 2012

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Mangalore, January 10: The police would make elaborate security arrangements to ensure the safety of participants and smooth conduct of 17th National Youth Festival which will be held here from January 12 to 16.

Giving details of heightened security arrangements for the five-day festival, City Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh on Tuesday said that more than 1,000 police personnel would be deployed in various places, where delegates and VIPs are put up, as well as manning railway and bus stations, and other places of public importance to ensure that the five-day festival goes off without any hitch.

He said that a central help desk would be setup for people to contact for all help and guidance all the time. Arrangements are also made at all the arrival places like KSRTC bus stand, railway station, airport and other important locations near the festival venues.

Mr Singh said police would be provided with the proper communication equipment. They are instructed to avoid untoward incidents and to be in co-ordination with the organisers regarding place of stay, place of events, food etc, he said.

He said that there would be round the clock police out-post. Police will restrict unauthorized entry in the premises and also carriage of unauthorized goods will be restricted.

The police will take care of total security of the delegates with special care to female delegates, he guaranteed.

The Commissioner also said that all sub committees and nodal officers of the festival organizing committee should keep in constant touch with police department and pass on information regarding programmes.

Deputy Commissioner of police (law and order) M Muthuraya will be the member secretary of Law and Order committee and he will be available on his mobile number 9480802304.

Officials also may contact DCP Dharmaiah (9480802305) and ACP (traffic) Subrahmanya (9480802312) for any assistance, he said.

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April 21,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 21: The Karnataka Government may spare its employees from salary cuts this month despite severe resources crunch it faces following steep fall in revenue collection due to the ongoing lockdown to fight the coronavirus, official sources said on Tuesday.

As of now, there is no problem with April salary and we can manage. But if May also turns out to be a wash-out (in terms of revenue collection), then the situation is going to be very tough, a senior Minister said.

Ministers and members of Karnataka Legislature are taking a 30 per cent pay-cut for a year from April 1 this year. Opposition Congress in the state has vehemently opposed any possible move to cut salaries of government employees.

You just cant even imagine, the Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa had told news agency in an interview earlier this month on the economic impact of the lock-down on the state's finances. Yediyurappa had also said that the government is now not in a position to implement Budget proposals, barring important ones, with all kinds of revenue collections having completely stopped following the lockdown.

The government recently said it proposes to regularise unauthorised properties in the state by imposing penalty, and also auction more than 12,000 corner sites belonging to the Bengaluru Development Authority, as part of resource mobilisation drive.

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January 25,2020

Udupi, Jan 25: Mangalore International Airport (MIA) culprit Aditya Rao has revealed that after placing the explosive device he went to Malpe and made threat call of placing bomb in the Indigo flight.

Rao, who is in police custody, on Saturday, was brought to Malpe under tight security by the investigating officer ACP Belliyappa for spot investigation. On January 20, Aditya had come to the Mangaluru airport and planted an explosive device before going to Malpe and made a threat call about placing a bomb in the Indigo flight. He was just a couple of kilometers away from the Malpe police station while making the call.

Sitting outside an egg selling shop which opens only after 6:00 pm, Aditya had called the Airport and informed that a bomb was placed in the Indigo flight. Later he destroyed the sim card and left to Bengaluru to surrender.

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August 1,2020

Udupi, Aug 1: A girl child died five persons suffered injuries in a car accident today on National Highway-66 near Ambalpady in Udupi.

According to sources, two couples and children were travelling in the car from Mangaluru to Shikaripura when the tragedy took place. 

The speeding car rammed into the road divider and flipped over after the driver lost control over it near Ambalpady. 

Among the injured, the condition of a woman is said to be critical. She has been admitted to KMC Hospital in Manipal. The other passengers escaped with minor injuries.

A case has been registered at Udupi town traffic police station and investigations are on. More details are awaited.

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