No constable will take part in stir, says Karnataka?police chief

June 3, 2016

Bengaluru, Jun 3: Last minute efforts are on by the top brass of the home department to convince the police constabulary not to go on mass casual leave on Saturday. “There will not be any form of protest on June 4 and constables would not go on mass casual leave.

constableMost constables have submitted undertakings to rsepctive superintendents of police and deputy commissioners of police promising that they would abide by the department's orders and not participate in the protest,” Director General and Inspector General of Police Om Prakash told reporters on Thursday.“Senior officers, IGPs and SPs are monitoring the situation and all constables would be on duty on June 4. Stern action would be taken against those who violate the order and participate in the protest called by Akhila Karnataka Police Mahasangha (AKPMS),” he said.

“The State government and the police higher ups are fully aware of the grievances of the constabulary and efforts are on to redress them. The constables are not backed by any insiders, but instigated by some outside elements. The AKPMS president V Shashidhar's claim that about 32,000 constables had already submitted leave requests are totally false,” the state police chief said.

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The Real Indian
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Friday, 3 Jun 2016

this police department is looting our tax paying money and getting all the benefits from the govt and still they want to eat more, why did they come to the department? for money?

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July 22,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 22: Karnataka Congress President DK Shivakumar on Wednesday urged Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa to waive all property taxes in urban local and rural panchayats for a period of one year as citizens are bearing a huge financial brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Taking to Twitter, Shivakumar wrote, "Citizens are bearing a huge financial brunt of the Corona Pandemic. It's imperative on the government to ease the financial burden on citizens. I urge CM B.S. Yediyurappa to waive all property taxes, in urban local bodies and rural panchayats, for a period of one year on humanitarian grounds."
In yet another demand, Shivakumar on Tuesday said the state government should give details of the amount it spent on migrants and labourers during the coronavirus crisis if it is transparent.

"The image of Karnataka has come to a very rotten position. We all know that Karnataka has failed in sorting out the problem. Let them (the state government) tell what has been the amount spent on the labour, migrants and food kits on the health department. We want an account (of the expenditure) if they are so transparent," Shivakumar said.

He said the state government should have approached the hospitals for treating COVID-19 patients and if any private hospital refused, a message should have been given that the government would take it over.

He also accused the state government of corruption.

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February 2,2020

New Delhi, Jan 2: India on Sunday reported the second case of novel coronavirus with a person from Kerala with a travel history to China testing positive, officials said.

"The patient has tested positive for novel coronavirus and is in isolation in a hospital," the health ministry said.

The patient is stable and is being closely monitored, it said.

India's first novel coronavirus case in India was also reported from Kerala with a student testing positive.

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