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A row between two groups over installing flex of Hindutva icon V D Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan at Amir Ahmad Circle here, has led to tense situation in the area, forcing authorities to clamp prohibitory orders in the city, police said on Monday.
Meanwhile, a person named Prem Singh in his mid twenties was allegedly stabbed by unidentified miscreants here when he was on his way home after locking the shop, and police are inquiring to ascertain whether the incident has any links with the flex row, police sources said. He is currently undergoing treatment at McGann Hospital.
As part of the 76th Independence Day celebrations, one group had tried to tie Savarkar's flex to the high mast light pole at the circle, to which the other group objected and wanted to install Tipu Sultan's flex there.
Allegedly there was an attempt by some to replace or damage the flex, police sources said, adding that this led to a tense situation in the area, as a large number of people from both sides had gathered there.
Police had to resort to a mild lathicharge to bring the situation under control and to disperse the crowd. Officials have installed the national tricolour at the place where both groups wanted to install the flex.
The BJP and other Hindu groups staged a protest demanding that they be allowed to install Savarkar's flex and action against the other group for insulting their icon.
Authorities have deployed additional forces in the area and have clamped prohibitory orders under Section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code in the entire city.

Independence Day 2022: curbs in Shivamogga after Savarkar-Tipu Sultan banner row

Independence Day 2022: curbs imposed in Shivamogga after clash over flex

The tensions forced the authorities to clamp prohibitory orders in the city, police said on Monday.

A row between two groups over installing flex of Hindutva icon V D Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan at Amir Ahmad Circle here, has led to tense situation in the area, forcing authorities to clamp prohibitory orders in the city, police said on Monday.
Meanwhile, a person named Prem Singh in his mid twenties was allegedly stabbed by unidentified miscreants here when he was on his way home after locking the shop, and police are inquiring to ascertain whether the incident has any links with the flex row, police sources said. He is currently undergoing treatment at McGann Hospital.
As part of the<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/independence-day-2022-stone-pelting-during-tiranga-yatra-in-up-s-lucknow-1660584205033"> 76th Independence Day</a> celebrations, one group had tried to tie Savarkar's flex to the high mast light pole at the circle, to which the other group objected and wanted to install Tipu Sultan's flex there.
Allegedly there was an attempt by some to replace or damage the flex, police sources said, adding that this led to a tense situation in the area, as a large number of people from both sides had gathered there.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/independence-day-2022-violent-clashes-over-savarkar-tipu-sultan-posters-in-karnataka-s-shivamogga-1660579361331">Independence Day 2022: violent clashes over Savarkar, Tipu Sultan posters in Karnataka's Shivamogga</a>
Police had to resort to a mild lathicharge to bring the situation under control and to disperse the crowd. Officials have installed the national tricolour at the place where both groups wanted to install the flex.
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/news-minute/cadres-angry-at-bjp-after-youth-leader-murder-in-karnataka-monkeypox-in-india-dhanya-rajendran-1659532519816">BJP</a> and other Hindu groups staged a protest demanding that they be allowed to install Savarkar's flex and action against the other group for insulting their icon.
Authorities have deployed additional forces in the area and have clamped prohibitory orders under Section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code in the entire city.
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The Karnataka police have booked state’s Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister KS Eshwarappa for abetment of suicide of a contractor who was also a leader of far-right group.
Santhosh Patil, the contractor, who had recently accused Eshwarappa of harassing him for “commissions”, was found dead in a hotel in Udupi on Tuesday.
Eshwarappa's two associates, Basavaraj and Ramesh, have also been named in the FIR which was registered based on a complaint filed by contractor's brother Prashant.
Patil had accused the minister's associates of demanding a 40 per cent commission in the ₹ 4 crore work he had carried out in Rural Development and Panchayat Raj department.
Patil, who identified himself as the national secretary of a right-wing group called Hindu Vahini, had recently written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union minister for rural development Giriraj Singh alleging that Eshwarappa and his associates were harassing him for commissions. Eshwarappa claimed that he did not know Patil.

Karnataka minister KS Eshwarappa booked for abetment of suicide of a contractor

The contractor, who identified himself as the national secretary of a right-wing group called Hindu Vahini, had recently written to PM Modi-- complaining about non-payment of dues ((PASTE AS LINK)) 

Karnataka&nbsp;mantri&nbsp;booked&nbsp; in contractor's suicide case Slain accused mantri&nbsp;of harassment, asking bribe&nbsp; Eshwarappa's two aides have also been named in FIR Slain accused mantri&nbsp;of asking&nbsp;40% in ₹4 cr&nbsp;work Contractor a member&nbsp;of&nbsp;Hindu Vahini, had sought PM's help

The contractor, who identified himself as the national secretary of a right-wing group called Hindu Vahini, had recently written to PM Modi-- complaining about non-payment of dues

The Karnataka police have booked state&rsquo;s Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister KS Eshwarappa for abetment of suicide of a contractor who was also a leader of far-right group.
Santhosh Patil, the contractor, who had recently accused Eshwarappa of harassing him for &ldquo;commissions&rdquo;, was found dead in a hotel in Udupi on Tuesday.
Eshwarappa's two associates,&nbsp;Basavaraj and Ramesh, have also been named in the FIR which was registered based on a complaint filed by contractor's brother Prashant.
Patil had accused the minister's associates of demanding a 40 per cent commission in the&nbsp;₹&nbsp;4 crore work he had carried out in Rural Development and Panchayat Raj department.
Patil, who identified himself as the national secretary of a right-wing group called Hindu Vahini, had recently written to Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra Modi&nbsp;and Union minister for rural development Giriraj Singh alleging that Eshwarappa and his associates were harassing him for commissions. Eshwarappa claimed that he did not know Patil.
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Thousands of residents of a Karnataka town&nbsp;poured on to the streets to perform the last rites of a local beggar.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Videos and pictures on social media showed&nbsp;thousands in Hoovina Hadagali in Vijayanagara district&nbsp;gathered to bid farewell to Basava, also known as&nbsp;Huchcha&nbsp;Basya, who died in a road accident Saturday.&nbsp;A local told the Indian Express that the&nbsp;residents of the town had a special bond with Basya and believed he would bring good luck to them.&nbsp;The&nbsp;resident said after his death, several&nbsp;organisations, shopkeepers and residents came forward, pooled in money and arranged a procession for the funeral.&nbsp;Basya would take only Re 1 as alms from every person and return the rest of the money.

On camera: thousands join last rites of Karnataka beggar

A local told the Indian Express that the&nbsp;residents of the town had a special bond with Basya and believed he would bring good luck to them.&nbsp;

Thousands of residents of a Karnataka town&nbsp;poured on to the streets to perform the last rites of a local beggar. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Videos and pictures on social media showed&nbsp;thousands in Hoovina Hadagali in Vijayanagara district&nbsp;gathered to bid farewell to Basava, also known as&nbsp;Huchcha&nbsp;Basya, who died in a road accident Saturday. &nbsp; A local told the Indian Express that the&nbsp;residents of the town had a special bond with Basya and believed he would bring good luck to them.&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/all-you-need-to-know-about-the-new-anti-viral-drug-for-dengue-1634724186693">&nbsp;All you need to know about the new anti-viral drug for dengue</a> The&nbsp;resident said after his death, several&nbsp;organisations, shopkeepers and residents came forward, pooled in money and arranged a procession for the funeral.&nbsp;
Basya would take only Re 1 as alms from every person and return the rest of the money.

The Congress party in-charge of Karnataka, Randeep Singh Surjewala on Wednesday announced that Siddaramaiah and state Congress chief DK Shivakumar will work together and neither will be projected as a Chief Ministerial candidate.
The decision followed the eruption of internal fighting between their two camps over who would be the leader. &nbsp;Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene and decide that no one will be given preference.
The Congress said that the MLAs will choose a Chief Minister after the assembly election.
The party's Karnataka unit has so far not projected anyone as a Chief Ministerial candidate unlike in the run up to elections in Punjab where Amarinder Singh's name was announced.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa flexed his muscle amid replacement buzz and flaunted support of mutts and seers to send a message to the BJP leadership.

Karnataka politics: Congress says won't declare CM candidate 

Internal fighting erupted&nbsp;between&nbsp;Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar's camps over who would be the leader. Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene &amp; decide no one will be projected as CM candidate

Congress: Neither&nbsp;Siddaramaiah nor&nbsp;Shivakumar will be projected as CM candidate
Internal fighting between two camps, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi had to intervene
Congress said that the MLAs will choose CM after the assembly election
Current CM BSY&nbsp;flaunted support of mutts, seers&nbsp;amid replacement buzz

Internal fighting erupted&nbsp;between&nbsp;Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar's camps over who would be the leader. Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene &amp; decide no one will be projected as CM candidate

The Congress party in-charge of Karnataka, Randeep Singh Surjewala on Wednesday announced that Siddaramaiah and state Congress chief DK Shivakumar will work together and neither will be projected as a Chief Ministerial candidate.
The decision followed the eruption of internal fighting between their two camps over who would be the leader. &nbsp;Rahul Gandhi had to finally intervene and decide that no one will be given preference.
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The Congress said that the MLAs will choose a Chief Minister after the assembly election.
The party's Karnataka unit has so far not projected anyone as a Chief Ministerial candidate unlike in the run up to elections in Punjab where Amarinder Singh's name was announced.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa flexed his muscle amid replacement buzz and flaunted support of mutts and seers to send a message to the BJP leadership.

With no worry of the growing cases of Covid-19 virus, hundreds took out a funeral procession of a horse in Mastmaradi village in Karnataka. The funeral procession of the horse, which belonged to a religious organisation, died on Sunday morning following which the villagers took out a procession to cremate the horse. Most people can be seen wearing makeshift masks or masks which are below their nose without caring about maintaining any social distancing.
The police has registered an FIR and the entire village has been sealed for 14 days with RTPCR tests being conducted. Karnataka, which has been badly affected by the second Covid wave, is under strict lockdown where movement is restricted and is allowed only in emergencies.

Covid-19 surge: Karnataka under strict lockdown, villagers take out funeral procession for a horse

Hundreds flout Covid&nbsp;protocol in Karnataka&nbsp;to cremate a horse
Funeral procession for a horse which belonged to religious group
Mastarmadi&nbsp;village under complete lockdwon&nbsp;for 14 days, police registers FIR
Karnataka&nbsp;under strict lockdown, movement restricted to emergency cases only

As Karnataka&nbsp;battles&nbsp;Covid-19 surge, hundreds took out a funeral procession of a horse in Mastmaradi village in the southern state. The horse, belonged to a religious organisation, died on Sunday morning following which the villagers took out a procession to cremate the animal. Most people were&nbsp;seen in face-coverings or masks which didn't cover their noses with no regard for social distancing.
The police has registered an FIR and the entire village has been sealed for 14 days with RTPCR tests being conducted. Karnataka, which has been badly affected by the second Covid wave, is under strict lockdown where movement is restricted and is allowed only in emergencies.

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