BJP trying to gain political mileage from Raju's murder: Intelligence

March 20, 2016

Mysuru, Mar 20: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and some right-wing groups have been trying to gain political mileage by keeping the issue of Sangh Parivar activist Raju's murder alive, according to sources of intelligence department.

Even former Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa, MP Shobha Karandlaje and others tried to provoke the people in Mysuru recently. The police had videographed their recent protest, he said.

Meanwhile, the police have barred Sri Ram Sene chief Pramod Muthalik from entering Mysuru, in the wake of the recent protest, and also to maintain the peace and harmony.

However, Mr. Muthalik staged a protest at the spot where he was detained and expressed his anger at the district administration of Mandya and Mysuru.

He said he would raise protests against the imposing ban on him entering Mysuru. He also condemned Mr. Raju's murder and demanded a judicial probe into the murder.

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BJP WANT TO GAIN POILITICAL SUPPORT NAMING RAJU DEATH .

ONLY RAJU LOST BY HIS FAMILY NOT RSS OR BD OR BJP , IN THE NAME OF RAJU THEY WANT TO CREATE SOME ISSUE AND GAIN SOMETHING WCH HELPES TO THEM ..

Not only Raju murder case, but also all communal clash what before they made

Recognize the EVIL who comes to spill the VENOM in the society... If U do that and stop them our society will be Peaceful and calm..

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Air India Express brings back Mangaluru–Muscat direct flights from March 2026

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December 15,2025

Mangaluru, Dec 15: Air India Express has announced that it will resume direct flight services between Mangaluru and Muscat from March 2026, restoring an important international air link for passengers from the coastal region.

Airport authorities said the service will operate twice a week—on Sundays and Tuesdays—from March 1. The initial flights are scheduled on March 3, 8 and 10, followed by March 15 and 17, with the same operating pattern to continue thereafter. The flight duration is approximately three hours and 25 minutes.

The Mangaluru–Muscat route was earlier operated under the 2025 summer schedule, with services beginning on July 14. At that time, Air India Express had operated four flights a week before suspending the service.

Officials said the summer schedule will come into effect from March 29, after which changes in flight timings and departure schedules from Mangaluru are expected. Passengers have been advised to check the latest schedules while planning their travel.

The resumption of direct flights to Muscat is expected to significantly benefit expatriates, business travellers and others, further strengthening Mangaluru’s air connectivity with the Gulf region.

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