Karkala: Two people in Mundkur Saccharipete fought with one another with iron rods and aluminum pot.

Residents of Mundkur Sathish(41) and Vinay(36) are the people who fought with one another. For petty issue the two of them have started a fight at the backyard of Saccharipete play ground. Case has been registered on them.

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Communal slander: case booked

Karakala: A dalit boy who was playing cricket has been allegedly slandered by and thrashed by two in karkalla. Kakkekadu Mane Sathish(45) and Sachin Hegde (23) have abused Ramesh Mugera over his cast.

The accused have thrashed Manmatha who came to rescue Ramesh. Case is booked on two.

Kundapur: India is the mother land of Hindus. It is unfortunate that the concept of Hindu Rashtra has become a matter of controversies. The situation is so worse that Hindus cannot celebrate their festivals, cannot ask for their rights and cannot even perform religious practices. There is a need to create religious and social strength in Hindus. Hinduism is the nationality of India. He soul, life and selfness of India is Hinduism said Jagadish Karanth, convener of Hindu Jagarana Vedike.

He was speaking in the Virat Hindu Sangama organised as a part of 505 kalasha mass Shri Satyanarayana Pooja by Gangolli Hindu Jagarana Vedike on Saturday Feb.28 at government pre university college here.

Not even a single untoward incident being reported even after so many Hindu conferences held in various parts of the state. But recently in Shivamogga a meet by PFI led to communal violence in the region. This could have been averted by the government and the police department he said.

The decision of banning Hindu samajotsava and Praveen Bhai Togadia was not taken by the police department but it was done as per the orders from state government. State government is bias against one community and it doesn’t want unity in Hindu community he added.

Gracing the program seer of Vajradehi mutt in Gurupur Shri Rajashekarananda Swamiji said, there is a need to uproot all the caste system in Hindu religion and unite against the political conspiracy.

 

The program was presided over by Businessman from Ballary Kothwal Padmanabh Sherugar. President of Shrirama temple, Madi Shankar Kharvi, Gopal Ganiga Bengaluru, Umesh L. Mesta, Gangolli village municipal President Reshma R Kharvi were present.  

A grand an colourful procession was taken from near Shri Rama temple in Gangolli to Shri Veerashaiva temple.

 

 

Thiruvananthapuram: Accusing the BJP-led NDA Government at the Centre of pursuing communal agenda, KPCC President V M Sudheeran on Tuesday said that it has stooped to such a level that now it had insulted Mother Teresa.

Narendra Modi's Government was supporting and encouraging Sangh parivar-led 'communal forces' and 'insulting' Mother Teresa (by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat) was the latest result of that, he said here after a meeting of KPCC.

The BJP leaders were only trying to escape by simply issuing statements against such incidents, he said, adding, that their objective was to gain political mileage from the situation.

Criticising the economic policies of the NDA Government, he said KPCC would start its second phase of agitation against the Centre on March 24.
PTI

Shivamogga: Miscreants pelted stones at shops and vehicles in Shivappa Naik circle, Gandhi Bazaar and in many other places as fresh violence erupted in Shivamogga on Friday February 20.

The district was on boil after a PFI rally on Thursday. One person was killed and several others were injured as members of two communities clashed.

Vishwanath was the man died in the incident. Locals and the relatives of the deceased protested demanding the arrest of the culprits.

The state government announced Rs 10 lakh compensation to the family of the deceased. District incharge minister Kimmane Rathnakar visited the house of Vishwanath and handed over the cheque of Rs. five lakh.  

Earlier news : 

PFI rally turns violent: One killed, many injured

Mangaluru: The police have arrested 26 persons in connection with the communal riot and torching of shops in Karaya and Uppinangady. Police have registered 35 cases in connection with the incident. Dakshina Kannada SP Dr Sharanappa stated in a media release.

Three police teams have been formed under the instruction of superintendent of police. Some of the accused have been arrested and others who are absconding will be arrested soon, he said.

Locals had called for a bandh on Tuesday January 21. However it was called off after a peace meet was held. Religious leaders from both the communities participated in the meet with the SP and other police officers. General public have been told not to listen to any rumours relating to the unrest particularly the one which spreads in social media.

The SP also dismissed reports about three persons attempting to torch a place of worship and said, "A phone call was received at Uppinangady police station that three youths with petrol cans in hand were spotted in Ilanthila, and that they were searching for a particular place of worship. But after investigations by the police, it was learnt that the youths were just searching for petrol after their bike ran out of petrol at Ilanthila. The youths were not involved in any wrong activities as alleged. The youths are the residents of Alankaru Nekre."

Mangaluru: The CCB police have arrested the mastermind of Ulaibettu communal clash. The arrested has been identified as Khalid alias Koya (24) resident of near Saleh Jumma Masjid in Ulaibettu.  

The accused was nabbed from a bus stand near the arch of Magrantaya Daivasthana at Tuppekallu near Arkula here. As per the police claim, Khalid had been instrumental in inciting communal disturbance near a Nagabana near Ulaibettu Bridge. In this case, houses of some people of another community were looted with the specific purpose of creating disturbances in the society. He had then gone underground, the police claimed.

Khalid also faces a case of attacking Khadri Beary from Ulaibettu in 2006 and threatening to kill him. In 2007 he had attacked some sand traders and posed life threat to them in 2007. In 2009 he was involved with attempt to murder Abubakker from Ulaibettu, and Nasir. He also has been booked in a case in which Harish Poojary and Vishwanath Poojary from Ulaibettu were assaulted and threatened to kill them, it is said.

Mangaluru: As the peace has once again disturbed in the district some miscreants trying to make full use of the situation and indulging in spreading violence.

On Monday night some miscreants stabbed a youth in Surathkal. The incident was followed by more stabbing incidents in Goods shed and in  Maripalla in Bantwal.
In another incident a person named Jayanth was attacked and stabbed by some unidentified persons. He was also admitted to a private hospital. Police on the order of the commissioner have formed separate teams to nab the miscreants.

 

 

 

“The social media has become a social evil now a days. These social media are used to send communal messages.  We have already spoken to the central government regarding this evil. I will talk to Arun Jaitley, the central minister about the controlled use of these facilities,” Roshan Baig said.

The delegation of Muslim leaders who met the minister included Naqwa Yahya Malpe, the president of Udupi Wakf committee, A K Saheb, the president of Kundapur taluk Wakf committee, G M Irshad, the president of Jamath-e-Muslimeen from Gangolli and its secretary H Abdulla, Taufeek Gangolli from Udupi district APCR and the priest Ubedulla Abubakar Nadvi. The delegation briefed the minister about the recent developments in Gangolli.

The minister who listened to the delegation asked the leaders to help maintain peace. He requested them to tell the youth not to listen to rumours. He promised that the compensation package to the victims and the measures to maintain peace will be discussed with the chief minister, home minister and district incharge minister.

Assistant commissioner Charulatha Somal, Tahashildar Gayathri Nayak and circle inspector Divakar P M were present.