Tension in Mangaluru as bandh follows Bantwal violence; Sec 144 for 3 days

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November 13, 2015

Mangaluru, Nov 13: Prohibitory orders have been clamped and a holiday has been declared for educational institutions on Friday in Mangaluru and other parts of Dakshina Kannada district after violence erupted in Bantwal taluk on Thursday evening.

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One youth was stabbed to death another one was critically injured in attack by unidentified miscreants in Bantwal on Thursday night, hours after alleged Sangh Parivar activists pelted stones at SDPI protesters in BC Road. It is suspected that the murder was committed only to disrupt the peace in the society.

Meanwhile, the Dakshina Kannada units of Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal that have earlier planned to stage protests across the district on Friday in the pretext of Madikeri violence, called for a sudden bandh.

A tense atmosphere prevailed in Mangaluru city too as miscreants forcefully imposed bandh in some parts. Most of the shops, hotels and other business establishments remained closed on Friday.

Anticipating trouble, the district administration has clamped prohibitory orders under section 144 throughout the district for the next three days, starting November 13.

Deputy Commissioner A B Ibrahim has also declared holiday for schools and colleges across the district.

As many as 1,000 additional police personnel including RAF have been called to as part of precautionary measures in the district. More details are awaited.

Sporadic violnece

Sporadic incidents of violence were reported from different parts of Mangaluru and neighbouring taluks since last night.

Miscreants pelted stones at stationary buses near Pumpwell Circle. At least four buses were damaged in the attack. Two other buses were stoned near Mudipu under the limits of Ullal police station.

In some parts of the city police personnel forced the shop keepers to close their shops in the morning as part of precautionary measures.

“Nakabandi has been imposed and if the people violate our orders, then appropriate action will be taken as per the law,” said a senior police officer.

More details are awiated

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May 17,2020

Udupi, May 17: A total of 1,460 migrant labourers left for Uttar Pradesh from Indrali Railway Station in Udupi in Shramik Special train on Sunday.

This is the first train to ferry migrant labourers from Udupi. As many as 236 from Karkala, 323 from Kundapura, 901 labourers from Brahmavar, Kaup and Udupi left for their native villages.

More than 2,000 labourers had gathered at the railway station and only 1,460 labourers received tickets to travel.

Those who did not receive tickets were disappointed and got into heated arguments with the officials.

The labourers were promised that they will receive tickets to another train, that would depart from Udupi before May 20. One bogie of the train was reserved for pregnant women, women and children.

As many as 1,712 from Jharkhand, 770 from Odisha, 977 from West Bengal, 1,600 from Bihar, 379 from Madhya Pradesh, 280 from Chattisgarh, 110 from Uttarkhand, 379 from Rajasthan had registered on Seva Sindhu portal.

Additional Deputy Commissioner B Sadashiva Prabhu said that there are plans to make arrangements to send migrant labourers from UP, Uttaranchal, Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand.

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July 16,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 16: Eminent theatre personality and renowned vocalist Dr Subhadramma Mansur who had won many awards including the prestigious Karnataka Rajyotsava award died on Wednesday night, according to her family.

She was 81 and is survived by two sons and a daughter.

The family said she developed severe respiratory problems last night following which she was rushed to hospital, but died on the way.

Condoling her death, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa said Dr Mansur had contributed to the theatre world for five decades. He also recalled her devotion to music as an eminent vocalist.

"I pray for her soul to rest in peace and strength to the family to bear the irreparable loss," the Chief Minister said in his message posted on Twitter.

The veteran theatre personality from Ballari earned recognition for her roles in mythology-based dramas.

Connoisseurs of stage performances recall her memorable portrayal of Draupadi, a character from the Mahabharata.

Her depiction of Hemareddy Mallamma left a deep imprint on the audience.

Many awards were bestowed on her including the Rajyotsava Award, Nataka Akademi and Gubbi Veeranna Award and an honorary doctorate by the Srikrishna Devaraya University

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January 11,2020

Mangaluru, Jan 11: CISF officials detained a passenger at Mangaluru International Airport here and seized from him currencies of foreign countries worth about Rs five lakh here on Saturday.

Official sources said that the passenger, identified as Shahul Hameed Theruvath, was supposed to take the Spice jet flight SG 059 for Dubai.

During the X BIS screening process, CISF officials noticed some suspicious image in Shahul’s hand baggage.

The thorough check of bag revealed foreign currencies of various countries worth Rs 5.48 lakh. The seized currencies were 76 US dollars of 100 denomination, Chinese Yuan, Malaysian Ringgits and Turkish Lira of smaller denomination. The currencies that were in his possession did not have any legal permission.

The personnel handed over the foreign currency recovered and the passenger to Customs officials for further inquiry.

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