Youth beaten for allegedly flirting with Muslim girl on Church premises

CD Network
February 2, 2017

Udupi, Feb 2: An alleged affair between a boy and girl belonging to different communities led to a clash between the boy and the relatives of the girl on the premises of St Mary Church at Shirva in Udupi on Wednesday evening.

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The incident took place when Chetan (21), a resident of Katapady had attended the annual festival of the Church along with his Muslim girlfriend from his village and a few other boys.

It is learnt that the girl's kin had warned the boy against meeting her. However, on Wednesday he was allegedly flirting with the girl on the Church premises while some of his male friends also were present.

Two persons, said to be relatives of the girl, allegedly assaulted Chetan for taking the girl to the church. Chetan, who was surrounded by his friends, hit them back and this led to a clash. A few friends of the girl's family also thrashed the boy.

Later, Chetan's friends took him to the district government hospital at Ajjarkad for treatment. A case has been registered at Shirva police station and investigations are on.

Comments

Badr
 - 
Saturday, 4 Feb 2017

GOOD JOB kai kaal cut madbeku. .

Sahil
 - 
Thursday, 2 Feb 2017

This type of Goons are dangerous to our society, when they are jobless they involve in flirting girls.. They are paid to do so to poor Muslim girls. Police must put them behind. Good job by brothers.. Such type of guys should be thrashed now and then!

Skazi
 - 
Thursday, 2 Feb 2017

The goons instead of beating the boy, should have given a good lesson to the bloody girl who has spoiled the name of her noble parents.. she deserves severe punishment

Bhageeratha Bhaira
 - 
Thursday, 2 Feb 2017

yahh thats right every hindu boy s flirting with muslim girl and muslim boys are busy loving hindu girls.... what an example.

Rikaz
 - 
Thursday, 2 Feb 2017

Is it love jihad from Sanghis.....need to check....

SK
 - 
Thursday, 2 Feb 2017

One news portal from mangalore tried to depict boy as a hero cum victim. This news portal gave us a clear picture of the incident. Thanks CD.

naren kotian
 - 
Thursday, 2 Feb 2017

ISIS state attacks , chethan dont worry if u love her , convert her and marry , she is fed up with oppression and depression ... looks like madrasa products started demanding high dowry , so she started dating non muslim ...papa ... :)

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January 20,2026

Mangaluru: In a major step towards strengthening rural innovation, the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser (PSA) to the Government of India is supporting the establishment of RuTAGe Smart Village Centres (RSVCs) across the country through collaborations with academic institutions, civil society organisations and philanthropic partners.

As part of this national initiative, Nitte (Deemed to be University) will set up the first RSVCs in the region at Nitte GP in Udupi district and at the Nitte Health Centre, Sevanjali Trust, Farangipete, in Dakshina Kannada district. The centres will be inaugurated on January 21. In South India, the programme is being implemented by the Section Infin-8 Foundation (SI-8).

Speaking to reporters on Monday, SI-8 founder-director Vishwas US said experts from Nitte University and SI-8 would work closely with farmers, students, youth and local entrepreneurs to adapt and deploy technologies tailored to local needs.

Project head Prof Iddya Karunasagar, representing Nitte DU, said the RSVCs at Nitte and Farangipete would serve as demonstration hubs for a wide range of agriculture, energy, skill-development and assistive technologies. These include solar dryers for fruits, vegetables and crops; soil-testing solutions; power weeders and women-friendly farm tools; wind-powered devices for rural artisans; grain storage systems; grass-cutting and tree-climbing equipment; and liquid fertiliser production using cowshed waste.

SI-8 CEO Aravind C Kumar said the centres would also provide access to digital and knowledge-based platforms such as ISRO applications, government scheme portals, market linkage tools and gamified learning resources, along with assistive technologies for persons with visual impairments.

Highlighting the broader impact of the initiative, Principal Scientific Adviser Prof Ajay Kumar Sood said it demonstrated how applied research could bridge the rural–urban divide and help create self-reliant, technology-enabled villages.

The initiative has been made possible through philanthropic support from Dr NC Murthy of ACM Business Solutions, LLC, USA. Dr Sapna Poti, Director (Strategic Alliances) at the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser, said the long-term objective is to build self-sufficient, technology-driven communities capable of generating sustainable livelihoods on their own.

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