Difficult to maintain law & order if SC passes non-implementable orders'

October 1, 2016

Bengaluru, Oct 1: In the wake of the Supreme Court ticking off Karnataka for repeatedly flouting its orders to release Cauvery waters to Tamil Nadu, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday said if “they (SC) keep on passing non-implementable orders, it will be very difficult to maintain law and order in the country.”

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“It was a big setback for Karnataka, as orders given by the Supreme Court to the state, are not based on ground realities. But howsoever we try to convince the apex court, it appears that the bench hearing the case without any verification of how much water there is and how much Karnataka needs, on Friday passed an adverse judgment, said Kharge, who is the Member of Parliament from Gulbarga.

He told ANI that what left Karnataka most shocked was the apex court's order to the Centre to constitute the Cauvery Water Management Board by October 4.

“It is something that was neither in the prayer of Tamil Nadu, nor had the people of Tamil Nadu demanded it. And, it now seems to me that if they keep on passing non-implementable orders, then it will be very difficult to maintain law and order in the country.”

Emphasizing that he was not talking about one state, the senior Congress leader said, “Whenever there is an inter-state dispute, then there is a need to consider ground realities before passing an order.”

Appealing to the apex court to treat states with respect, Kharge said, “We respect the Supreme Court and the apex court needs to respect the states, because we are in a federal system of governance; there is one Constitution and we all respect it and try to uphold it. We have no intention of rejecting the apex court's order or not to accept it. We accept the order, but when there is water.”

He told ANI, that “there is a meeting at 2 p.m. on Saturday, where the court's decision and the measures suggested by (Fali) Nariman Sahab will be discussed and the future course of action will be decided.”

The Supreme Court on Friday asked Karnataka to discharge 6,000 cusecs water from Saturday till October 6, while warning that “no one would know when the wrath of the law' would fall on it”.

It ordered all the stakeholders — Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Pudduchery — to give names by 4 pm on Saturday of their representatives to be included in the board, which would be chaired by the Union Water Resources Minister.

The apex court gave the last opportunity to the Siddaramiah government to release 6,000 cusecs of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu from October 1-6, despite a unanimous resolution passed by both house of Assembly.

The court noted that despite being a state, Karnataka is flouting the order and creating a situation when the majesty of law is dented, adding that the court would have proceeded to take steps for strict compliance of the order, but it had directed the Cauvery Water Management Board to first study the ground realities and submit a report.

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ganesh shivachandan
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Saturday, 1 Oct 2016

worst government ever.

karthik
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Saturday, 1 Oct 2016

Mr khage if u and your govt cant rule the state, then resign

Shivakumar
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Saturday, 1 Oct 2016

Congress ruled karnataka's most prominent politicians gives the statements like this, what is the need of them. congress gatiya ruling.

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Madikeri: A 15-year-old was bludgeoned to death and the accused fled with her severed head at Mutlu village in Somwarpet of Kodagu district on Thursday late night, hours after her SSLC examination result was declared.  

The victim has been identified as US Meena, a 10th grade student of Surlabbi High School. She had passed the SSLC examination and her school attained 100% results. 

However, she was brutally murdered by accused Prakash (32), a resident of the village. The police have launched a search operation to find the suspect, said Kodagu SP K Ramarajan 

It is said that the minor girl's engagement with the suspect was thwarted by officials from Women and Child Development department on May 9, and later officials had even convinced her parents of not to marry the minor girl.

However, the suspect barged into her house in the night and allegedly kidnapped her. Later, he took her to an area near the periphery of the forest and murdered her after which he fled with her severed head.

Victim's mother too has suffered injuries and is admitted to a hospital for treatment. The reason for the murder will be known after the probing officials have inquired the victim's mother, said the SP. 

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May 14,2024

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Mangaluru, May 14: The Met department has sounded a yellow alert in 13 districts of Karnataka including the three coastal districts of Udupi, Dakshina Kannada and Uttara Kannada for next four days. 

The other districts are Belagavi, Dharwad, Haveri, Chikkamagalur, Chitradurga, Hassan, Kodagu, Mandya, Ramanagara, Shivamogga. These districts are expected to received 6-11 cm of rain, the department said.

On Monday Dakshina Kannada and Udupi experienced a monsoon-like atmosphere. Rain, accompanied by thunder and lightning, began in most parts on Sunday evening. In Udupi, rain showered in the early hours of Monday. While Kundapur and Udupi received moderate rains, Karkala experienced a heavy downpour.

The showers lowered the daytime temperature in both districts. Light rain fell in Mangaluru and its outskirts early Monday morning. Mangaluru city recorded a maximum temperature of 33.4°C and a minimum of 23.2°C on Monday. This is expected to decrease by two to four degrees in the next four days, according to the weather department. 

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Mangaluru: A native of Kerala was arrested on charge of misbehaving with crew on an Air India Express flight while travelling from Dubai to Mangaluru International Airport. The man even threatened to jump from the aircraft, according to officials. 

Siddartha Das, the security coordinator for Air India Express, lodged a complaint against the passenger, identified as Muhammad BC from Kannur, Kerala, after which he was caught by the airport security once the flight landed at Mangaluru. He was later handed over to the police.

DCP (Law and Order) Sidharth Goyal said the incident occurred on Flight IX814 on May 8.

When the flight was above the sea, Muhammad reportedly said he wanted to get off the plane, posing a threat to all on board. The unruly flyer was detained by airport security once the flight landed at Mangaluru International Airport and he was handed over to Bajpe police station officials.

Sources added once the flight took off from Dubai, the accused went to the lavatory and thereafter started inquiring with the cabin crew about a person named Krishna who was not on the flight. Muhammad kept on pressing the bell for in-flight assistance, even though the cabin crew members were near at hand. He then picked up a life jacket, gave it to a crew member, and said he wanted to use it upon landing.

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