Uri terror attack: Mangaluru to march in solidarity with Indian Military on Sept 23

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September 21, 2016

Magaluru, Sep 21: In the wake of recent terror attack on the Army camp at Uri in Jammu and Kashmir which left 18 Indian soldiers dead, a silent solidarity march will be held in Mangaluru on September 23.

1uriThe programme is being organised United for a Better Dakshina Kannada', a forum which comprises organisations belonging to different faiths including Ahinda, Buntara Yane Nadavara Mathr Sangha, Catholic Diocese of Mangalore, Dalit Sangharsha Samiti, Al Haq, Hope Foundation, Jain Samiti, Karnataka Christian Educational Society, Karnataka Komu Souharda Vedike, Karnataka Missions Network, KKMA-Karnataka, MFriends, Mogaveera Mahajana Sangha, Muslim Lekhakara Sangha, Sri Guru Singh Sabha Society, Talent Research Foundation and Yuva Vahini.

The march will commence at 7:15 p.m. on Friday at Kadri Park entrance and culminate at War Memorial in front of Kadri Police Station.

The event will be presided over by ex military officers and the chief of Manglauru City Police.

The organisers have called upon all the people to join the march and show their support to the Indian Military. For details, you may contact: 9900260031.

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Satyameva jayate
 - 
Thursday, 22 Sep 2016

Naren....do a candle March for you cow maa first....then bharat maa....ha ha........we will be there in kadri....you will be repeating your bla bla.....sanghi paid goon....shitting in Singapooor.....poor fellow modiji can't help him to find a job here...what a pity in the bmj...chanters....

Naren Kotian
 - 
Wednesday, 21 Sep 2016

One Pakistani rant started chanting porkis slogan ...le farooq ....your kashmiri civilians who were killed are jihadis ... They shout anti India slogan ..sorry we dont consider them as indians at slll . they want benefits from India and loyalty to Pakistan ...any person who is born to their fathers will not support kashmiri stone Pelters ...nange doubt nin mele hahaha ..Kashmir belongs to indian nationalist ...bholo bharath mata ki jai ...no of unlikes shows this media is filled with pakis

Umar Farooq Rao
 - 
Wednesday, 21 Sep 2016

Uri terror attack should be condemned and the wrong doers should be punished. But this brutal act did not happen all of a sudden. It was part of the two month long violence in Kashmir which killed nearly hundred people and injured thousands of innocent Kashmiris.
When you show solidarity with martyred soldiers, you should not forget the martyred Kashmiri civilians. Only terrorists deserve death. Civilians deserve your solidarity and those who are using pellet guns against innocent civilians deserve punishment.

Sahana
 - 
Wednesday, 21 Sep 2016

United for a better Mangaluru now expanded jurisdiction till district borders? Or this is a new forum?

Prajwal
 - 
Wednesday, 21 Sep 2016

Lets join our hands together to support our armed forces that are protection our nation by sacrifying lives.
Btw, why caostaldigst.com did not cover yesterday's event at the same Kadri War Memorial wherein nationalist leaders paid tributes to the martyrs?

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