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A 50-year-old Aanganwari worker's nose was chopped off by a middle-aged man. As per reports, the man got agitated after the worker's child plucked a flower from his garden.

Man chops off anganwadi worker's nose after children pluck flowers from garden

A man chopped off the nose of an Anganwadi worker in Karnataka's Belagavi after her children plucked a flowers from his garden.

A man chopped off the nose of an Anganwadi worker in Karnataka's Belagavi after her children plucked a flowers from his garden.

A middle-aged man chopped off the nose of an Anganwadi worker in a fit of anger after her children plucked flowers from his garden, police said on Wednesday.
According to police, the incident occurred on Tuesday at Basurte village in Belagavi district. The accused Kalyani More picked up a fight with the worker Sugandha More (50) and chopped off her nose. A profusely bleeding Sugandha was admitted to a hospital where her condition is said to be critical.
Police have launched a manhunt for the accused who is at large.&nbsp;
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Speaking in the Upper House on the raging boundary dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka, Shiv Sena leader Uddhav Thackeray said it is not just a case of language and border, but of "humanity"

Centre should declare 'Karnataka-occupied Maharashtra' as Union Territory: Ex-CM Uddhav Thackeray

Speaking in the Upper House on the raging boundary dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka, Shiv Sena leader Uddhav Thackeray said it is not just a case of language and border, but of "humanity"

Former Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray said in the state Legislative Council that the central government should declare "Karnataka-occupied Maharashtra" areas as a Union Territory.
Speaking in the Upper House on the raging boundary dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka, Shiv Sena leader Thackeray said it is not just a case of language and border, but of "humanity".
He said Marathi-speaking people have been residing in the border villages from generations. Their daily life, language and lifestyle is Marathi, he said.
Till the issue is pending before the Supreme Court, the "Karnataka-occupied Maharashtra should be declared as a Union Territory by the central government," he said.
Thackeray also asked whether Maharashtra Chief Minister (Eknath Shinde) has said a word about the issue and questioned the state government's stand on it.
The matter is sub-judice and there is a status quo on it, but who is spoiling the atmosphere? he asked, apparently targeting the Karnataka government.
The Karnataka legislature has reiterated the state's stand that the border issue is a settled one, and not an inch of land will be given to the neighbouring state.
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Thackeray questioned the central government's role as "guardian" of both the states.
"Has the central government acted as guardian. We expect the central government to act as the guardian," he said.
He also said (members of) both the Houses should watch the movie "Case for Justice" and read the Mahajan Commission report (on the border issue).
When the Belagavi Municipal Corporation passed a resolution to merge with Maharashtra, action was taken against the corporation, Thackeray said. Similarly, some gram panchayats of Maharashtra had demanded a merger with Telangana. Does the Shinde government have little courage to even act against these gram panchayats? he asked.
Rajya Sabha member and Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut was present in the visitors' gallery of the House.
The border issue dates back to 1957 after the reorganisation of states on linguistic lines.
Maharashtra laid claim to Belagavi, which was part of the erstwhile Bombay Presidency, as it has a sizeable Marathi-speaking population. It also laid claim to more than 800 Marathi-speaking villages which are currently part of Karnataka.
Karnataka maintains the demarcation done on linguistic lines as per the States Reorganisation Act and the 1967 Mahajan Commission Report as final

Watch: Panchamasali Lingayats' foot march underway in Belagavi. Here's why

Watch: Karnataka's Panchamasali Lingayats carry out foot march in Belagavi. Here's why

The Panchamsali activists have been demanding a share of 15% quota given to Other Backward Communities (OBCs) instead of the separate 5% reservation already allotted to them.

The Panchamasali activists have been demanding a share of 15% quota given to Other Backward Communities (OBCs) instead of the separate 5% reservation already allotted to them.

Karnataka's Lingayat community&nbsp; on Thursday carried out padyatra demanding more reservation.
The Panchamasali activists have been demanding a share of 15% quota given to Other Backward Communities (OBCs) instead of the separate 5% reservation already allotted to them.
Hundreds of Panchamasali activists marched to the state assembly in Belagavi where the Karnataka cabinet may take a decision on demand for higher reservation.
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The move is significant ahead of assembly polls by April-May next year, as Panchamasali Lingayats, a sub-sect of the dominant Veerashaiva-Lingayat community, are considered to be BJP's core voter base.
(With PTI inputs)

More than 300 members of Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP were stopped at the border and some were detained 
 

More than 300 protesters from Maharashtra stopped at Karnataka state border

More than 300 members of Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP were stopped at the border, and some were detained 




More than 300 members of Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP were stopped at the border and some were detained&nbsp;
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Amid simmering tension at the Karnataka-Maharashtra border, more than 300 members of Shiv Sena, Congress, and Nationalist Congress Party were stopped and sent back by Karnataka authorities as they staged protest near Kognoli Toll plaza at the inter-state border.
Meanwhile, in the contested Belagavi region, where the Karnataka assembly session is taking place, Section 144 was imposed to prevent demonstrations and large gatherings.
The border dispute dates back to the 1960s after the reorganisation of states on linguistic lines. Maharashtra laid claim to Belagavi which was part of the erstwhile Bombay Presidency as it has a sizeable Marathi-speaking population. It also laid claim to 80 Marathi-speaking villages which are currently part of Karnataka.
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The Belagavi border row is expected to take centrestage at winter sessions of Maharashtra and Karnataka assemblies
 

Karnataka, Maharashtra assembly sessions begin amid Belgavi border row

The Belagavi border row is expected to take centrestage at winter sessions of Maharashtra and Karnataka assemblies

The Belagavi border issue is expected to take centrestage at winter sessions of Maharashtra and Karnataka assemblies
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The winter session of the Maharashtra legislature began in Nagpur on Monday and the opposition parties raised the issue of the boundary dispute with Karnataka and condemned the ban imposed on MP Dhairyasheel Mane from entering Belagavi district in the neighbouring state.
Shiv Sena MP Mane was recently appointed the chief of an expert committee formed by the Maharashtra government regarding the writ petition in the Supreme Court on the Maharashtra-Karnataka border dispute.
Meanwhile, Security has been heightened in the border area and at the Suvarna Vidhana Soudha, where the Karnataka assembly session is in progress. Section 144 was imposed in Belagavi amid fears of widespread protests.
According to reports, nearly 5,000 policemen have been deployed for maintaining law and order.

The session will start at  'Suvarna Vidhana Soudha', modeled on the Vidhana Soudha, the seat of legislature in Bengaluru, at 11 am.

Amid border dispute tension, K'tata to hold special assembly on Belagavi 

The session will start at 'Suvarna Vidhana Soudha', modeled on the Vidhana Soudha, the seat of legislature in Bengaluru, at 11am today

The session will start at 'Suvarna Vidhana Soudha', modeled on the Vidhana Soudha, the seat of legislature in Bengaluru, at 11am today

The Karnataka government will hold a symbolic Assembly session at its second assembly house Belagavi today.
The session will start at 'Suvarna Vidhana Soudha', modeled on the Vidhana Soudha, the seat of legislature in Bengaluru, at 11 am.
Karnataka government had built a second assembly house at Belagavi, which is at the heart of the border dispute between the states. Once in a year the Karnataka government holds a session in Belagavi just to maintain its claim on the disputed Maratha-speaking territory.
Karnataka got hold of Maratha-speaking territory in 1956 during the reorganisation of states on linguistic lines.
There have been many skirmishes between the two states over the disputed territory,&nbsp; the recent brawl between the two states created a state of panic due to which the transport facility between&nbsp; the states got paralised.
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Shah had called the chief ministers of the two states after violence flared up in the border region where Maharashtra has staked claim on 865 Marathi-speaking villages in Karnataka

Amid border row, Amit Shah meets CMs of Karnataka and Maharashtra

Shah had called the chief ministers of the two states after violence flared up in the border region where Maharashtra has staked claim on 865 Marathi-speaking villages in Karnataka

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday asked Karnataka and Maharashtra to form a six-member team with ministers from both states to address boundary issues.
At a meeting with Maharashtra Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and his Karnataka counterpart Basavaraj Bommai, he also said the boundary dispute cannot be settled on the streets but only through constitutional means.
Shah had called the chief ministers of the two states after violence flared up in the border region where Maharashtra has staked claim on 865 Marathi-speaking villages in Karnataka. &nbsp;Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra were also present at the meeting.
The Karnataka-Maharashta border row escalated into violence after vehicles from both states were attacked and damaged in Belgaon and Pune.
Since its creation on May 1, 1960, Maharashtra has claimed that 865 villages, including Belgaon (now Belgavi), Karwar and Nippani, should be merged into Maharashtra. Karnataka, however, has refused to part with its territory.

Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai, appointed for coordinating the state's border dispute with Karnataka, are unlikely to visit Belagavi on Tuesday as both have various meetings scheduled in Maharashtra during the day.

After violence warning, Maharashtra ministers 'postpone' trip to Karnataka's Belagavi amid border dispute

The two ministers were scheduled to meet activists of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti at Belagavi in Karnataka on Tuesday and hold talks with them on the decades-old border issue


The two ministers were scheduled to meet activists of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti at Belagavi in Karnataka on Tuesday and hold talks with them on the decades-old border issue
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Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai, appointed for coordinating the state's border dispute with Karnataka, are unlikely to visit Belagavi on Tuesday as both have various meetings scheduled in Maharashtra during the day.
The two ministers were earlier scheduled to meet activists of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti at Belagavi in Karnataka on Tuesday and hold talks with them on the decades-old border issue.
On Monday, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said he will ask his Maharashtra counterpart Eknath Shinde not to send his cabinet colleagues to Belagavi, as their visit may disrupt the law and order situation in the border district.
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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday said CM Shinde will take a final call on whether the ministers appointed for coordinating the state's border dispute with Karnataka should visit the contested areas.
When contacted, a close associate of Chandrakant Patil said, &ldquo;The minister was in Pune on Monday and he has a number of meetings scheduled in Mumbai on Tuesday. The minister has in his official schedule stated he would attend all the meetings. I am not aware of any of his plans to visit Belagavi." An official working with Desai also said the minister has some meetings and he will attend them.
"He has not informed us whether he will visit Belagavi today or not. We have no idea if he has made any other plans,&rdquo; the official said.
Last week, Patil said there was a demand from the Madhyavarti Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti, an organisation fighting for the merger of Belgaum and some other border areas with Maharashtra, to hold discussions with the volunteers on the Maharashtra-Karnataka border issue.
Maharashtra, since its inception in 1960, has been entangled in a dispute with Karnataka over the status of Belagavi district and 80 other Marathi speaking villages, which are in the control of the southern state.
The dispute is pending before the Supreme Court.&nbsp;

Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai are slated to visit Karnataka's Belagavi on 6 December 2022.

Maharashtra ministers' visit could cause riots: Karnataka intel warning amid border dispute

Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai are slated to visit Karnataka's Belagavi on 6 December 2022.

If Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai visit Belagavi in Karnataka, it could lead to violence and riots - this is what Karnataka intelligence department has told the police, according to a Hindustan Times report.
The warning came amid fresh tension over the border dispute between neighbouring states Maharashtra and Karnataka.
The ministers are slated to meet pro-Maharashtra groups in Belagavi on 6 December 2022. News of the visit led to protests by pro-Kannada outfits.
Maharashtra claims that Belagavi should be a part of its territory as the district has a sizeable Marathi-speaking population. Maharashtra wants Karnataka to part with 80 Marathi-speaking villages.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis - both BJP leaders - recently engaged in a war of words over the border dispute, with both sides claiming that they would not part with any territory, and instead take some land of the other state.

Prohibitory orders were issued in the city and taluk on Saturday following two untoward incidents of vandalisation of freedom fighter Sangolli Rayanna's statue and hurling stones at government vehicles.
According to the Police Commissioner's office, the prohibitory order is imposed under Section 144 CrPC from 8 am on December 18 to 6 pm on December 19, for Belagavi police commissionerate area, which comprises Belagavi taluk.
The incident occurred when the city is hosting the winter session of state legislature at Suvarna Vidhana Soudha here.
Condemning the incidents as "unruly", Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said he has directed the Home Minister to take strict action against those trying to disturb peace and order following which some arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
Speaking to reporters in Hubballi, the CM said, "Incidents like stone pelting, causing damage to public property and government vehicles is illegal, so police have been directed to take long term measures, so that such incidents don't recur." Noting that the attitude of defacing or desecrating statues of national heroes and patriotic leaders was not right, Bommai said such leaders belong to every community and need to be respected.
Responding to a question, he said, "several other factors including the timing of the incident when the legislature session is on, will all be part of the investigation." President of Sangolli Rayanna Sene Shivaraj Holimath on Saturday complained to the Tilakwadi police that the Sangolli Rayanna statue that was not yet installed, kept in front of his house at Angol in south Belagavi was damaged.
He has alleged that some unknown people caused damage to the statue on Friday night and sped when he raised an alarm.
According to police, the statue has been shifted to Tilakwadi police station and a police force has been deployed in the area.
Earlier in an incident in North Belagavi, a crowd gathered near Sambhaji Circle around midnight and started shouting slogans and began pelting government and police vehicles with stones.
They reportedly resorted to violence after news broke about alleged desecration of Shivaji Maharaj's statue in Bengaluru. Police intervened and brought the situation under control, official sources said.
Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said police have been directed to take merciless action against those involved in such act, and an FIR has been registered in connection with the incidents and some arrests have been made.
"Police have been asked to see to it that such incidents don't repeat. Both Marathi and Kannada speaking people are living peacefully in Belagavi, but some miscreants are trying to disturb and vitiate the atmosphere," he said, while urging that no one should use stalwarts like Sangolli Rayaanna or Shivaji Maharaj for petty politics in the name of any community or language.
Former Chief Ministers B S Yediyurappa, Siddaramaiah, H D Kumaraswamy, also state Congress chief D K Shivakumar among others have condemned the incidents and have asked the government and police to take strict action against the miscreants.
Most of them have appealed to people to maintain peace.

Tensions in Karnataka's Belagavi, curbs imposed after Sangolli Rayanna statue vandalised

Curbs were imposed in Karnataka's&nbsp;Belagavi&nbsp;on Saturday following incidents of vandalization of freedom fighter Sangolli Rayanna's statue and hurling of stones at government vehicles.
The prohibitory order under Section 144 CrPC&nbsp;has been imposed from 8 am on December 18 to 6 pm on December 19, for the&nbsp;Belagavi police commissionerate area.
The incidents have occurred when the city is hosting the winter session of the state legislature at Suvarna Vidhana Soudha.
Police said Sangolli Rayanna's statue has been shifted to Tilakwadi police station.
Earlier in an incident in North Belagavi, a crowd gathered near Sambhaji Circle around midnight and started shouting slogans and began pelting government and police vehicles with stones.
The stone pelting happened&nbsp;after news broke about the alleged desecration of Shivaji Maharaj's statue in Bengaluru. Condemning the incidents as "unruly", Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said he has directed the Home Minister to take strict action.

According to the Police Commissioner's office, the prohibitory order is imposed under Section 144 CrPC from 8 am on December 18 to 6 pm on December 19, for Belagavi police commissionerate area, which comprises Belagavi taluk.

Prohibitory orders were issued in the city and taluk on Saturday following two untoward incidents of vandalisation of freedom fighter Sangolli Rayanna's statue and hurling stones at government vehicles.
According to the Police Commissioner's office, the prohibitory order is imposed under Section 144 CrPC from 8 am on December 18 to 6 pm on December 19, for Belagavi police commissionerate area, which comprises Belagavi taluk.
The incident occurred when the city is hosting the winter session of state legislature at Suvarna Vidhana Soudha here.
Condemning the incidents as "unruly", Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said he has directed the Home Minister to take strict action against those trying to disturb peace and order following which some arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
Speaking to reporters in Hubballi, the CM said, "Incidents like stone pelting, causing damage to public property and government vehicles is illegal, so police have been directed to take long term measures, so that such incidents don't recur." Noting that the attitude of defacing or desecrating statues of national heroes and patriotic leaders was not right, Bommai said such leaders belong to every community and need to be respected.
Responding to a question, he said, "several other factors including the timing of the incident when the legislature session is on, will all be part of the investigation." President of Sangolli Rayanna Sene Shivaraj Holimath on Saturday complained to the Tilakwadi police that the Sangolli Rayanna statue that was not yet installed, kept in front of his house at Angol in south Belagavi was damaged.
He has alleged that some unknown people caused damage to the statue on Friday night and sped when he raised an alarm.
According to police, the statue has been shifted to Tilakwadi police station and a police force has been deployed in the area.
Earlier in an incident in North Belagavi, a crowd gathered near Sambhaji Circle around midnight and started shouting slogans and began pelting government and police vehicles with stones.
They reportedly resorted to violence after news broke about alleged desecration of Shivaji Maharaj's statue in Bengaluru. Police intervened and brought the situation under control, official sources said.
Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said police have been directed to take merciless action against those involved in such act, and an FIR has been registered in connection with the incidents and some arrests have been made.
"Police have been asked to see to it that such incidents don't repeat. Both Marathi and Kannada speaking people are living peacefully in Belagavi, but some miscreants are trying to disturb and vitiate the atmosphere," he said, while urging that no one should use stalwarts like Sangolli Rayaanna or Shivaji Maharaj for petty politics in the name of any community or language.
Former Chief Ministers B S Yediyurappa, Siddaramaiah, H D Kumaraswamy, also state Congress chief D K Shivakumar among others have condemned the incidents and have asked the government and police to take strict action against the miscreants.
Most of them have appealed to people to maintain peace.

MoS Railways Suresh Angadi dies of coronavirus

Minister of State for Railways Suresh C Angadi died in New Delhi on Wednesday due to Covid-19.&nbsp;Angadi had tested positive for Covid-19 on September 11 and was initially asymptomatic and said he was "doing fine". The BJP MP was later admitted to the dedicated Covid-19 facility at the AIIMS Trauma Centre where he passed away.
He is the first member of the Union Cabinet to succumb to coronavirus.&nbsp;Suresh Angadi was a four-time Lok Sabha MP from Karnataka's Belagavi constituency, elected in 2004, 2014 and 2019.
After news of MP Suresh Angadi's death broke, condolences poured in for the minister from across party lines.&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered Suresh Angadi and said he was "an exceptional karyakarta".

Minister of State for Railways Suresh C Angadi died in New Delhi on Wednesday due to Covid-19.&nbsp;Angadi had tested positive for Covid-19 on September 11 and was initially asymptomatic and said he was "doing fine". The BJP MP was later admitted to the dedicated Covid-19 facility at the AIIMS Trauma Centre where he passed away.
He is the first member of the Union Cabinet to succumb to coronavirus.&nbsp;Suresh Angadi was a four-time Lok Sabha MP from Karnataka's Belagavi constituency, elected in 2004, 2014 and 2019.
After news of MP Suresh Angadi's death broke, condolences poured in for the minister from across party lines.&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered Suresh Angadi and said he was "an exceptional karyakarta".

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