Mangaluru: Hindutva activists murder their associate after midnight party

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February 19, 2017

Mangaluru, Feb 19: Police have taken a few Hindutva activists into custody after the murder of one of their associates in the wee hours of Sunday at Niddel, Maroli in Mangaluru.

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Pratap (25), an activist of Hindu Jagarana Vedike (HJV), died on the spot after attacked by the fellow activists of the same outfit. However, the main target of the assailants, Manikantha, a mason by profession, escaped with injuries and got admitted to a hospital for treatment.

According to sources, an animosity started bubbling among the activists of the local unit of HJV after Manikanta reportedly informed the police about the theft committed by the fellow members of the outfit nearly two years ago. Recently, they also had reportedly fought over putting up a banner at Pumpwell. However, the police are still trying to find out the real motive behind the murder.

Local sources said that a group of HJV activists had tried to attack Manikanta on Saturday when the latter was doing masonry work at a house belonging to one Shaila in Maroli. However, the house owner intervened and chased the miscreants away.

At night, the Hindutva activists gathered in the birthday party of one of their associates identified as Achchu. After the party, the miscreants chased Manikanta. When his friend Pratap came to his rescue, the Hindutva activists attacked both of them with lethal weapons.

It is learnt that Pratp, who succumbed to injuries soon after the attack, had recently bagged a job in Mysuru and he had come home on a vacation. Unconfirmed sources said that police have managed to take six persons into custody including Vinesh, Mithun, Neeshu and Kaushi.

It is also said that all of them were involved in ganja peddling in the region. Meanwhile, a Hindu Jagarana Vedike leader has disowned the miscreants, saying that the outfit had already expelled them. A case has been registered in Kankanady Town Police station and investigations are on.

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kaizer
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Sunday, 19 Feb 2017

now thailand kotian will say this is handiwork of ISIS, these HJV bajarangadal are really threat to indian society, they dont even spare their own members and how will they protect hindus, my hindu brothers my advise to you is pls dont fall in their prey of foul agenda.

Suresh
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Sunday, 19 Feb 2017

All Hindu outfits sane, RSS, even BJP should be banned immediately if late complete Hindu community will tagged as goonda and terrorist community, now Kerala goondas also joined hands with Mangalore goondas because they know Mangalore is safe place where there is no Law and order and goodagiri is free here

Azeez
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Sunday, 19 Feb 2017

What a Sad news for Yeddi.............it will effect DK BJP to down their head...Sharan pumpwell will be underground......Kalladka will do something new to hide this ..........Media will get new issue...another issue will be raised to hide these things

Honest
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Sunday, 19 Feb 2017

Recognize the HJV and their activities.. They are all fooling to disrupt the peaceful society whenever these organisations shout in the name of religion...

The society which lives with all religious people is not harmful rather the people who shout to create unrest in the name of religion are the real culprit of the peaceful living society.

dodanna
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Sunday, 19 Feb 2017

hope shobha karndlaje and nalini will not all for mangalore band.
Only the parents and dependent of deceased will no the pain and loss.
Rest all vedike, dala sena all for politicians benefits.
When our south kanara youngsters will understand the policy of culprit
politicians.

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April 13,2024

Mangaluru, Apr 13: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to campaign for the upcoming and much awaited Lok Sabha election in coastal Karnataka by holding a mega roadshow in Mangaluru. 

Meanwhile, the organisers have announced a slight delay in the commencement of Modi's scheduled roadshow on April 14 in Mangaluru.

Addressing the media BJP principal secretary and Karnataka MLA V Sunil Kumar said: Originally the roadshow was scheduled to begin at 5 pm., but it will start at 7:30 pm."

As planned, the Roadshow will kick off from Narayan Guru Circle, where Prime Minister Modi will pay floral tribute to Sri Narayan Guru idol. From there, the Roadshow will proceed and conclude at Navabharat Circle. 

Mr Kumar urged people traveling to Mangaluru to see Mr Modi's visit by 7 p.m. and stand behind the barricades. The roadshow is estimated to conclude at 8:30 pm.

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April 4,2024

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Bengaluru: Former Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister and BJP leader KS Eshwarappa returned empty handed after he failed to meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday. Eshwarappa who has rebelled against the Karnataka state leadership then returned to Shivamogga.

After this, Eshwarappa reiterated that he is going to contest against former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa's son and incumbent MP B Y Raghavendra in Shivamogga as he had announced earlier.

“I received a call from Mr. Shah on Tuesday morning when he arrived in Bengaluru during which he invited me to Delhi to discuss in person the reasons for my rebellion. But after coming to Delhi, I got a call from his office stating that he is not available to meet me,” Eshwarappa told mediapersons in Delhi. 

He said "No more talks and will take his fight to a logical end and he will contest from Shivamogga."

Putting up a condition he said, State BJP president B Y Vijayendra must be removed from president post then only he will agree to withdraw his decision not to contest in Shivamogga.

Attacking BS Yediyurappa and family saying "One family holding powers of state BJP which is hurting the sentiments of Hindu karyakarthas and BJP workers."

Earlier, ahead of the seeking the meeting with Amit Shah, Eshwarappa had made it clear that he will not change his decision to contest the election unless the state BJP president BY Vijayendra, son of former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa, is replaced before the polls.

Eshwarappa said his fight is against the control of the BJP in the state "by one family".

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi used to say that Congress has a family culture. Similarly, the BJP is in the hands of one family in the state. The party should be freed from that family. Party workers are hurt. I will compete and contest to relieve the pain of workers," he said.

He said the work of those who fought for Hindutva ideology and the organization should be respected. "I'm contesting to fix the mess. I will not step back from the decision, I will pay my respects to you and come to Delhi," the BJP leader said.

Eshwarappa said his son had told him that even if he does not get a political future, "the party should be cleansed".

Voting for Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka will be held in two phases on April 26 and May 7 for 28 constituencies. Shivamogga will go to the polls on May 7.

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April 11,2024

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BJP MLA Arabail Shivaram Hebbar’s son Vivek Hebbar on Thursday, 11 April, joined the Congress party along with his supporters at Banavasi in Uttara Kannada district.

After quitting the BJP, Vivek Hebbar joined the party in the presence of state Congress vice president and former MLC Ivan D’Souza and other local party leaders.

Speculations have been rife about his father Shivaram Hebbar, an MLA from the Yellapur Assembly segment, also planning to join the Congress, ever since he did not turn up for voting during the polls to four seats of the Rajya Sabha from Karnataka held on 27 February.

The senior Hebbar’s absence from voting, despite a party whip, had caused embarrassment to the BJP. He had, however, later attributed his absence to poor health.

The BJP had also issued notice to him, which he responded to.

Shivaram Hebbar had recently met Deputy Chief Minister and state Congress chief DK Shivakumar but claimed that the meeting was about water issues in his Assembly segment.

The senior BJP leader was earlier with the Congress. He was among 17 Congress-JD(S) legislators, who had quit from their parties, which ultimately led to the collapse of the then HD Kumaraswamy-led coalition government in July 2019.

Shivaram Hebbar had subsequently won the by-poll on a BJP ticket and served as a minister in the then government of the saffron party.

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