ANF in DK well equipped to tackle Naxal menace: DGP

June 28, 2012

dgp Mangalore, June 28: The police department is well-equipped in handling all sorts of crimes in Karnataka including communal violence said Lalrokhuma Pachau, Director General of Police, Karnataka state.

Mr.Pachau was interacting with media persons at a press meet held at the Police Commissioner's office in Mangalore on Thursday.

The police department has separate dedicated wings such as the special branches, intelligences branches, law and order etc which makes its approach a compact one in handling crimes, Mr. Pachau said.

Stating that eight taluks in Dakshina Kannada have been affected by naxal activities, Mr.Pachau said that with the ANF, the police is well equipped with weapons and other necessities to tackle the menace.

Speaking on the occasion A M Prasad, Addl DGP (crime), said that in the last 10 years the police department in the region had grown like anything. “Following the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, the coastal police line has been strengthened. We have a dedicated Anti-Terror squad. The new Commissionerate model in Karnataka has been very successful and other states are now emulating the CoP system of Karnataka”, he said.

Responding to a query on surrender of naxals, Pratap Reddy, IGP (Western Range) said that only when the police feel confident enough, do they reveal the Naxal surrenders to the media. “The attempts to get them to surrender are always going on but only when we feel confident that the surrender process would be successful do we reveal it to the media”, he said.

On a query about keeping an eye on the habited and inhabited islands in the region, Mr. Reddy said that the police department keeps coordinating with the Coast Guards Department and is keeping an eye.

Seemanth Kumar Singh, Commissioner of Police, Mangalore, and Abhishek Goel, SP, DK, were also present.

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April 21,2020

Kasaragod, Apr 21: Kerala reported a spike in COVID-19 cases on Tuesday with 19 people testing positive, after a decline in the numbers in the past few days, as the total infections touched 426 in the southern state.

Kannur recorded 10 cases, Palakkad four, Kasaragod three and Malappuram and Kollam one each, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told reporters here.

The number of those getting infected were in single digits over the past few days.

Of the 10 positive cases from Kannur, nine of them had come from abroad and one had been infected through contact, he said.

Pointing out that the positive cases in Palakkad,Malappuram and Kollam had come from neighbouring Tamil Nadu, Vijayan said there is need to enforce strict vigilance in places bordering neighbouring states.

Sixteen people tested negative on Tuesday, while the total active cases 117, he added.

At least 32,000 people are under observation,

Of the around 20,000 samples sent, 19,440 had returned negative, Vijayan said.

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April 16,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 16: The Karnataka government on Wednesday identified 14 departments as essential and asked all its employees to attend work during the extended period of lockdown to check coronavirus spread in the state.

According to a circular issued by Chief Secretary TM Vijay Bhaskar, all classes of officials/employees in these departments must attend to their work.

The departments are: Health and Family Welfare, Medical Education, Home, Revenue, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj, Urban Development, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Information and Public Relations, Transport, Energy, Personnel and Administrative Reforms (e-Governance), Finance (including treasuries), Animal Husbandry and Fisheries and Forest, Ecology and Environment.

In all other departments, only Group-A officers have been directed to report for duty.

However, those visually-impaired or physically-

handicapped are exempt from work, the circular said, adding that this norms will be valid till April 19.

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March 20,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 20: Two COVID-19 positive patients in Karnataka have fully recovered and will be discharged today.

Karnataka Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar said: "Two COVID-19 positive patients have completely recovered and will be discharged tomorrow. They will be kept under home quarantine for 14 days as a precautionary measure."

The number of COVID-19 positive patients in Karnataka stands at 14 as of today.

"The total number of positive cases of COVID19 in India stands at 173, including 25 foreigners. Four deaths (1 each) have occurred in Delhi, Karnataka, Punjab and Maharashtra," said the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in a statement.

According to official data provided by the Ministry of Health, as many as 15 people infected with the virus have been discharged after receiving treatment.

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