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Ban KFD immediately: Sri Rama Sene

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June 24, 2011

Mangalore, June 24: Pressurising the government to ban Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD), the members of Dakshina Kannada district unit of Sri Rama Sene staged a protest on Friday in front of Deputy Commissioner's office here.


Madhukar Mudradi, Convener of the unit addressing the protesters said that the KDF should be banned immediately in the interest of country's security.

He accused the KFD of having close links with terrorist outfits. “This group has come up after the government banned outfits such as SIMI. In other words, the banned outfits are trying to operate in a new name,” he alleged.

“We had appealed the government to ban KFD with strong evidence to prove its involvement in anti-social activities such as extortion, haftha and murders. However the government did not heed our request,” he said and added that the same outfit was behind in the murder of Sowmya and Akshatha and other missing woman cases in the region.

He urged the Deputy Commissioner to write to the Chief Minister as well as Prime Minister to impose a natioanwide ban on KFD immediately.

Madhusoodan Urwastore, District Secretary, Yogish Parangipet, District Spokesperson, Ganesh Attavar, Kishore Mahakalipadpu, Praveen Moodigere and others were present.

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Bengaluru, Jun 18: As many as 210 new COVID-19 cases and 12 deaths have been reported in Karnataka, taking the total cases to 7,944 and death toll to 114, said State Health Department.

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