Peace meet: Police urged to be ruthless towards hatemongers; BJP boycotts

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July 13, 2017

Mangaluru, Jul 13: The Bharatiya Janta Party on Thursday chose to boycott the peace meet organized by the Dakshina Kannada district in the city to find out solution for the communal disturbance in the region.

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Speaking to media persons BJP state president B S Yeddyurappa said the party leaders decided to boycott the peace meeting since the government has failed to arrest the killers of RSS worker Sharath Madivala, who was attacked in BC Road on July 4 and died three days later.

 "We do not trust the government that protects the miscreants. Hence, we have decided to boycott the peace meeting. I, along with MPs Shobha Karandlaje and Nalin Kumar Kateel have decided to hold Satyagraha in Mangaluru if accused in Sharath's murder were arrested," Yeddyurappa said.

Meanwhile, at the peace meeting, JD(S) leader Vasanth Poojari and other party workers staged a walked out as a request made by them to hold padayatre for peace from Mangaluru to Kalladka was not permitted by the district administration and police.

"We have sought permission to hold a padayatre for peace by our party Supremo and former Prime Minister Deve Gowda and president H D Kumaraswamy, but the same has been declined by the police and district administration. Hence, we are boycotting the peace," Poojari said.

Meanwhile, leaders of CPI(M), Congress, Indian Union Muslim League and various other organisations pointed out lack of stringent action on part of the police department, hate campaigns through social media and provocative speeches by leaders reason for communal friction in the district.

CPI(M) leader Yadav Shetty said false messages of religious conversion, love jihad and cow slaughter leads to hatred among different communities in the region.

"The district administration has the responsibility to provide the status of such messages clarifying whether such instances are actually reported. Innocent people are being made scapegoats in many criminal cases," he said.

K R Sriyan, state secretariat member of the CPI(M) said, "Political parties are trying to politicize murders and crimes through statements. Hence, action needs to be taken against those leaders, who make provocative statements."

Fr Denis Moras Prabhu, Vicar General of Mangalore Diocese, suggested that leaders of all religions should take initiatives to advise their followers and promote communal harmony.

V Seetharam Berinja, CPI Mangalore taluk secretary, said provocative speeches of leaders responsible for communal tension in the district. "Hate speeches made by leaders provoke miscreants, who take land into their hands. Those leaders, who help miscreants, never get punished," he added.

Muneer Katipalla, DYFI state president said, "political leaders are adding fuel to fire by making provocative speeches when murders and communal incidents are reported. All accused in murder of Ashraf Kalaai and Sharath Madivala should be arrested at the earliest."

Also Read: ‘Communal forces adopting ‘guerilla’ techniques to disrupt peace’

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July 5,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 6: With a record 1,925 new cases across the state during the last 24 hours, Karnataka's Covid-19 tally rose to 23,474 including 13,251 active after 9,847 were discharged till date, an official said on Sunday.

"Of the total cases across the state on a single day, Bengaluru accounted for 1,235, taking its positive tally to 9,580, including 8,167 active," said the health official in a statement.

With 37 succumbing to the disease in the state, including 16 from Bengaluru, the state's death toll increased to 372, with 145 from this tech city since March 9.

Of the 603 discharged from across the state during the day, 302 were from Bengaluru, taking its total number of cured to 1,267 so far.

Of the 243 cases in the intensive care unit (ICU) across the state, 132 are in Bengaluru, 15 at Dharwad, 12 at Kalaburagi and 10 each at Ballari and Raichur.

Of the 16,899 samples tested in the day, 14,649 were negative and 1,925 positive. Of the total 7,06,425 samples tested so far, 6,65,525 were negative and 23,474 positive.

After Bengaluru, Dakshina Kannada reported 142 positive cases followed by Ballari 90, Vijayapura 57, Kalaburagi 49 and Udupi and Dharwad 45 each.

Of the total 603 discharged, 52 were from Kalaburagi, 37 from Ballari, 36 from Dakshina Kannada and 22 each from Udupi and Dharwad.

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January 31,2020

Bangalore, Feb 1: Following the Directions from department of Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Karnataka, to set up Isolation ward for the admission and treatment of the Novel Coronavirus infected patients, Fortis Hospital, Bangalore has allocated 5 isolation beds, 4 at its Bannergatta unit and 1 at Cunningham Road Unit.

According to a statement issued here on Friday, Dr A Nagasubramaniam, Medical Director, Fortis BG unit said, “We are following the guidelines and protocols as suggested by Department of Health and family welfare and Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Chest Diseases in line with WHO guidelines for managing any suspected case. We will accordingly notify the health authorities.”

The management has been educating the hospital staff members, visitors and patients about the virus and the precautionary measures on a timely basis. A health advisory on Coronavirus has also been put up at the lobby and the canteen to educate the patient attenders, nurses and staff members, the statement added.

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July 2,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 1: Veteran actor and comedian, Rajagopal, who was known for his outstanding mimicry skills in Sandalwood breathed his last on the night of July 1, that is yesterday. He was one of the favourite comedians among the audiences and is said to have been suffering from kidney and asthma problems.

He passed away at his residence in Bangalore.

The well-recognised comedian has worked in more than 600 movies in his career, along with Tamil movies. The actor was active in the film industry since 1983 and had acted with many stars like Vishnuvardhan, Ambareesh, Prabhakar among others. He is also known for mimicking actress Kalpana's voice very well.

Recently, he also had claimed that new directors, new producers in the Kannada film industry had not been calling veterans to play parts in their movies and preferring fresh talent. He also had been going through a financial crisis due to the lockdown. Rajagopal has also worked in TV serials for some time in his career.  He has acted in super hit movies like, ‘Real Police’, ‘Sadakaru’, ‘Goosi Gang’, ‘Super Police’, and others as well.

The lockdown has seen the demise of many South Indian stars. Chiranjeevi Sarja too passed away last month, leaving the industry in shock. Now, a famous comedian's demise has also saddened the industry further.

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