Flight chartered by AIMDF repatriates 184 from UAE to Mangaluru

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August 27, 2020

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Mangaluru, Aug 27: Under the leadership of young NRI entrepreneur All India Muslim Development Forum (AIMDF) chartered a flight to repatriate stranded Kannadigas in United Arab Emirates.

The flight carrying 182 adults and 2 infants took off at from Ras Al Khaima International Airport and landed at Mangaluru International Airport. The passengers included pregnant women, those in need of emergency medical care, stranded visitors, those who lost jobs and people whose visas were expired.

National spokesperson of AIMDF Shaikh Muzaffer and Bearys Brother President Naushad Siraj UT and Iqbal Kajoor along with their team Asgar, Abdul Latif, Syed Naufil, Waqas, Azher,Fayaz and Basheer assisted all passengers and made this journey successful.

Mr. Basheer looked after the transportation and medical rapid test of the passengers. Mr Latif and Azher coordinated for issuance of tickets and other documents, Fayaz and waqas looked after food.

At 4:30 a.m. four busses were arranged at two pickup points - two buses in Sharjah and two in Dubai.

Team leaders of organizations coordinated with transportation team and sent all the passengers to Airport.

Namma Kannadatiyaru team leaders Senthil, Mamatha and Hadiya were present at the airport who looked after the boarding.

Naushad Siraj UT and Iqbal along from BBD looked after the administration work and back office work from home till late night.

After reaching at the airport all the arrangements were made by the Shaikh Muzaffer.

Saurab Bhankar and Darius Washington from Spice Jet extended complete support from day one to charter the flight and also were in touch with Shaikh Muzaffer till the operational date of flight and helped them to clear all 182 passengers and 2 infants.

Ashwin Hebbar from Apna Holidays looked after AIMDF passengers quarantine in Mangaluru, Udupi and Bhatkal along with this Jakti Travels India also supported the team by providing passengers and doing arrangements of quarantine.

AIMDF executive team comprising of members Shakeel Hassan, Naseer Ahmed, Abubaker Sajipa, Asif Chokkabettu, Amjad and Abdul Raheem was present at Mangaluru Airport to greet the passengers.

Imran Khan Yermal and Ansar Barkur looked after media coverage and extended their support during this repatriation journey.

Passengers were taken to their assigned hotels for seven days institutional quarantine as per GoK health Guidelines.

AIMDF and Beary Brothers thanked Consul General India, Dubai Dr. Aman Puri, Ex- Deputy Commissioner of DK Sindhu B Rupesh and incumbent DC Dr Rajendra and all the govt officials. It also thanked Yusuf Barmavar, Praveen Kumar Shetty, Afzal SM, Hidayath Hadoor, Naveed Magundi, Saurabh and Darius from Spice Jet for their support.

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March 17,2024

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Beltangady, Mar 17: A three-year-old boy was crushed to death under the wheels of an auto-rickshaw in front of his house at Panakaje Mundadi in Belthangady taluk of Dakshina Kannada. 

The gut-wrenching tragedy took place on Saturday, March 16 morning when the boy ran out of home to the road. 

The victim has been identified as Kaushik, the son of Chandrashekhar and Usha couple. Their home is situated adjacent to the main road at Panakaje.

It is learnt that the auto-rickshaw failed to notice the boy who suddenly darted towards the road and hit him. 

Even though the injured boy was rushed to a private hospital in Ujire and later to Mangaluru, he breathed his last. 

The Beltangady traffic police have registered a case in connection with the incident.

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March 28,2024

Mangaluru, Mar 28: Dakshina Kannada deputy commissioner Mullai Muhilan MP has warned the individuals and political parties against the poll code violations during private events. 
 
“Private events such as marriages, birthdays, housewarming ceremonies, and other non-political programmes do not require any permission. However, one should ensure that there is no violation of the model code of conduct (MCC) at these functions. Permission is needed if the events are attended by politicians or candidates,” the DC said. 

He said that these gatherings will be under the surveillance of MCC teams, as there are chances of luring voters by campaigning and supplying food, said the DC. The district has 38,386 new voters, of which, 19,619 are men.

He said that the notification of election in Dakshina Kannada Lok Sabha constituency will be issued soon, and the filing of nominations will be held between 11 am and 3 pm till April 4. 

Only five persons, including the candidate, will be allowed to enter the returning officer’s chamber to submit the nominations. A facilitation centre will be opened at the DC’s office. 

The expenditure of the candidate will be counted from the day the candidate files the nomination.

The DC said that the district is not an expenditure-sensitive constituency. Assistant expenditure observers and expenditure observers will monitor the expenditure of the candidates. An expenditure book will be provided to the candidate to record expenditure incurred, he explained.

Further, he said that no election materials can be printed without the name and address of the publishers, and the number of copies printed. Separate permission should be availed for procession prior to the submission of nomination papers from the ARO office, through the single-window system.

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March 27,2024

Bengaluru: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday launched simultaneous raids in multiple places, including Bengaluru and Shivamogga.

Reports suggested that the ongoing raids are in connection with the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast in Bengaluru’s Rameshwaram Cafe on March 1. The blast had injured at least ten people as per the police report.

The Central Crime Branch (CCB) had launched an investigation alongside the NIA, and the trail of the suspect led them to Tumakuru first and subsequently to Ballari. Investigators believe that the bomb was planted by Mussavir Hussain Shazib, a handler of the Islamic State’s Shivamogga module who was aided by another IS handler called Ahmed Taahaa.

Sources in the know said that Shazib and Taahaa had stayed in Chennai for about a month between January and February using fake credentials. The names of the suspects were identified after they traced the cap worn by Shazib to a shop in a mall in Chennai. The cap, which was abandoned by the bomber in Bengaluru after the blast, was reportedly bought by Taahaa, around January-end.

As per the NIA, Shazib hails from Masjid Road in Thirthahalli, Shivamogga district, and Taahaa from Fish Market Road, Soppu Gude, Thirthahalli Rural. Both "wanted" suspects have been termed "absconders" by the NIA.

The NIA has questioned seven jailed terror suspects so far in connection with the blast. The investigation agency had also obtained seven-day custody of a jailed terror suspect named Maaz Muneer Ahmed.

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