Sea of humanity erupts in Malappuram to protestUniform Civil Code'

November 5, 2016

Malappuram, Nov 5: The Malappuram town turned into a sea of humanity as countless Muslims protesting against the Uniform Civil Code marched under the banner of the Samastha Kerala Jamiyyathul Ulama on Friday evening.

ucc A view of a massive rally taken out by the Samastha Kerala Jamaiyyathul Ulama against the proposed Uniform Civil Code in Malappuram on Friday.

The march, taken out by the Samastha Coordination Committee demanding protection of the Islamic Shariat Law, warned the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Central government against implementing the Uniform Civil Code in the country.

The organisers claimed more than one lakh protestors from mahals in the district attended the rally, which began from the Malabar Special Police (MSP) premises and concluded at Shamsul Ulama Nagar at Kizhakkethala.

Samastha Kerala Jamiyyathul Ulama treasurer and Indian Union Muslim League State president Sayed Hyderali Shihab Thangal inaugurated the march. Organising committee chairman K. Mammad Faizi presided. Samastha general secretary K. Alikutty Musliar, scholars Syed Jifri Muthukoya Thangal, M.T. Abdullah Musliar, Haj Committee chairman T.M. Bapu Musliar, Abdussamad Pookkottur, and Sathar Faizi Panthallur were among those who addressed the rally.

Meanwhile, lakhs of Muslims responded by joining a mass signature campaign launched by the Samastha Kerala Jamiyyathul Ulama at mosques on Friday.

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FYI shamshuddin , Indians are highly respected , I mean Hindus , christians , Sikhs , jains . ... One particular community goes to UK and tries to bomb glasgow airport only ... Mr kafil and sabil ahmed ... so dont put every indians in same backet ...Indians are those who believe in ambedkar written constitution as ultimate ... indians are those who believe in vande mataram ... Indians are those who are proud to say bharath mata ki jai ...artha aitha ... lazy anthe .worst anthe ....Indians are those who believe in uniform civil code ....see of humanity anthe ... most of them were men , no women participated ... many wives burqas were taken by men and attended womens rally ... people could make out with their walk ... hahha

Wake up ! we indians are saying that, indians are intelligent but, rest of all countries say that, indians are worst ppl and lazy and much more what is your opinion ?

Sharia Law is Divine and whole mankind will be protected if it is implemented in any nation... The people who oppose this are really need to learn the divine law.. which is perfect when we use our intellect, reason and logic on the issues we are facing not just india but thru out the world.

We indians are intelligent, then Y cant we learn and know whats in it rather than just blindly following & believing the hate mongers speeches and commit evil which will regret later in the life....

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Govt to bear Rs 78 cr cost of 108-ft-tall Kempegowda statue outside Airport: DyCM

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June 27,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 27: Announcing Karnataka’s ambitious plan to install a 108-ft-tall statue of Nadaprabhu Kempegowda outside the airport, deputy chief minister Ashwath Narayan said the government will bear the project cost — approximately Rs 78 crore.

Work on the project will formally commence with the chief minister laying foundation stone for installation of the statue and development of a 23-acre park where it will come up, on Saturday.

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An artist’s impression of the 108-ft-tall statue, which is proposed to come up in a 23-acre park outside KIA. The chief minister will perform bhoomi puja on Saturday.

KPCC president DK Shivakumar on Thursday suggested the cost be borne by Kempegowda International Airport and not the government. He wrote to the CM welcoming the decision to erect a statue of the chieftain at KIA, but asked why should the govenment spend on it. “When huge concessions have been provided to KIA, why not use its services to construct the statue,” he asked. Narayan, who is chairman of Kempegowda Development Authority, said it is the government’s duty to bear the cost.

The government has released sketches of the statue and a blueprint of the park. Noted sculptor Ram Sutar, who designed the Gandhi statue located between Vidhana Soudha and Vikasa Soudha and the Statue of Unity in Gujarat, will be part of this project as well.

Narayan said the government was not competing with any other state on having a tallest/largest statue while emphasising that Kempegowda ensured the city had tanks, markets and drainage system when it was founded. He added the government won’t invite many guests to Saturday’s ceremony. “Most legislators will be given a virtual link to view the event,” he said.

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When the economic situation is very bad they are wasting people's money on these things now! These statues can be built when the peoples' basic things are first fulfilled. The title of this topic should be "People to bear the burden of Rs.78 crore", there is nothing like governments money, it's all belong to people.

What is the neccessity of spending tax payers money in building Statue when there is great need of these amount in improving the quality of Health sector during COVID-19 Pandemic. Government must be smart enough to prioritise the need of the people.

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Udupi: Home Minister asks people to indoors and help govt

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March 30,2020

Udupi, Mar 30: Karnataka Home Minister and Udupi district in-charge Basavaraj Bommai has urged citizens to stay indoors and help government prevent spread of Covid-19.

In a video released by the Minister on Monday, he said, ''Three patients have been cured and we are observing their situation. All the primary contacts of these patients have been quarantined.''

''In Dr TMA Pai Hospital a 100-bed COVID hospital has been set up and a 150-bed SDM hospital in Udyavara is ready to use as isolation facilities,'' he added.

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Karnataka CM holds meeting on covid management, stresses on timely treatment

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July 17,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 17: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Friday held a meeting with the Ministers-in-charge of eight zones to take stock of the COVID-19 situation and its management in Bengaluru.

Yediyurappa suggested that it should be ensured that both COVID-19 and other patients get timely treatment. He advised home quarantine for asymptomatic patients and hospitals and COVID Care Centers would provide treatment for those who are severely symptomatic.

He said, Rapid Antigen Testing should be carried out for those who died in the hospital, for immediate delivery of the corpse for funeral arrangements. He also said to conduct Rapid Antigen Test for those who have died at home and take action for the funeral of the dead.

The chief minister said, lockdown is not a solution to COVID-19 control, he made it clear that the government has no plans to continue with the lockdown in Bengaluru.

"To fill the shortage of doctors, the process of filling vacancies is ongoing," he said.

"Volunteers are identified and ambulances are assigned to each ward. Strict action should be taken if private hospitals do not provide beds to patients," the Chief Minister said.

The chief minister said volunteers and nodal officers would be appointed to provide information on the enrollment and availability of beds to COVID-19 infected persons in private hospitals.

"Welfare pavilions and lodges have been identified in each ward, suggesting the use of quarters to quarantine those who do not have separate rooms," the Chief Minister said.

He said, allocate bed within two hours of the result of the test and the ambulance must take action to take the person to the hospital. The Chief Minister suggested that the system be decentralised, zoned, and monitored.

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