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BJP MP Pragya Thakur booked for 'inflammatory remarks' at Shivamogga event

Thakur had on December 25 said Hindus have the right to respond to those who attack them and their dignity as she spoke about the killing of Hindu activists.

Police on Wednesday registered a case against firebrand BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur for her alleged inflammatory speech at a convention organised recently by a pro-Hindu outfit.
The case has been registered at the Kote police station, based on a complaint by Shivamogga District Congress Committee president H S Sundaresh, officials said.
According to police, the case has been registered against the Bhopal MP under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including 153A (promoting enmity between different groups on ground of religion, race) and 295A (deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs).
Thakur had on December 25 said Hindus have the right to respond to those who attack them and their dignity as she spoke about the killing of Hindu activists.
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She was speaking at the Hindu Jagaran Vedike's south region annual convention in Karnataka's Shivamogga.

'Sharpen knives used for cutting vegetables...': BJP MP Pragya Thakur on self-defence, 'love jihad'

She was speaking at the Hindu Jagaran Vedike's south region annual convention in Karnataka's Shivamogga.

Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Member of Parliament Pragya Singh Thakur on 25 December 2022 reportedly exhorted the Hindu community to keep sharp knives at home for self-defence.
She was speaking at the Hindu Jagaran Vedike's south region annual convention in Karnataka's Shivamogga.
While condemning the so-called practice of love jihad, Pragya reportedly said that people must keep weapons at home, and if nothing else, sharpen knives used to cut vegetables. She said, "If someone infiltrates our house and attacks us, giving a befitting reply is our right."
"Do pujas at your home, read about your dharma and shastra, teach your children about it, so that children know about our culture and values," she added.
Warning parents against admitting their children to missionary institutions, she said, "the children won't be yours and of your culture. They grow in the culture of old age homes and become selfish."
She represents Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal constituency in the Lok Sabha.
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Police on 25 October 2022 said that security had been strengthened after 25-year-old Prakash claimed that three men attacked him.

Shivamogga: tension after 'anti-RSS slogan-shouting' men allegedly beat up youth; police step up security

Police on 25 October 2022 said that security had been strengthened after 25-year-old Prakash claimed that three men attacked him.

Tension prevailed in Karnataka's Shivamogga a day after a man was allegedly attacked by some men shouting anti-RSS slogans.
Police on 25 October 2022 said that security had been strengthened after 25-year-old Prakash claimed that three men attacked him when he was returning home from a bus stand.
Prakash said that he was punched, kicked, and hit with stones. He said that the assailants continued to thrash him even as he fell on the ground. When he tried to get up, he was hit in the face and on the head, and the wound started bleeding.
Prakash said that he somehow ran towards his home, but the attackers continued pelting stones at him. He reached safety after entering his house. Prakash was hospitalised with minor injuries.
He said that he did not know the assailants, but they shouted slogans and insults against RSS and Hindutva activists.
Police said that there was no need to panic and the situation was under control. Cops said that check-posts have been erected and patrols are doing the rounds.
In February 2022, a Bajrang Dal member named Harsha was killed in Shivamogga, leading to communal flare-ups.
(With PTI inputs)

Headline : Shivamogga clashes: Man involved in stabbing shot in legFile Name : 1608202216MDS1Link : http://www.ptinews.com Slug : KA-CLASHES-FIRINGCategory : NATIONALSource : IndiaCopyrights : PTIPublished At : Tuesday, Aug 16, 2022 09:52:20Story : Shivamogga (KTK), Aug 16 (PTI) A man, who was suspected to be involved in clashes here and stabbed a person, was shot in his leg when he allegedly tried to attack the policemen who went to detain him, police said on Tuesday.
Mohammed Zabi alias Charbi (30), a resident of Marnami Bailu in this district headquarters town, is recovering in a hospital after the incident today.
According to police, Prem Singh (aged 20) was stabbed after clashes broke out between two communities in the town over putting up banners of Hindutva ideologue Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan on Monday.
Soon after the clash, prohibitory orders under section 144 of the IPC were imposed in the town.
A case of attempt to murder was also registered under section 307 of the IPC against those who stabbed Singh, and, in this connection, police arrested Nadeem and Abdul Rehman.
On Tuesday morning when a police team went to detain Zabi, he allegedly tried to attack police team. In self defence, sub-inspector Manjunath S Kuki of Vinoba Nagar police station shot in his right leg, police said.
He was rushed to a government hospital where he is recovering.

Shivamogga clashes: man suspected of stabbing youth, shot in the leg by police

After the clash, prohibitory orders under section 144 of the IPC were imposed in the town.

A man, who was suspected to be involved in clashes here and stabbed a person, was shot in his leg when he allegedly tried to attack the policemen who went to detain him, police said on Tuesday.
Mohammed Zabi alias Charbi (30), a resident of Marnami Bailu in this district headquarters town, is recovering in a hospital after the incident today.
According to police, Prem Singh (aged 20) was stabbed after clashes broke out between two communities in the town over putting up banners of Hindutva ideologue Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan on Monday.
Soon after the clash, prohibitory orders under section 144 of the IPC were imposed in the town.
A case of attempt to murder was also registered under section 307 of the IPC against those who stabbed Singh, and, in this connection, police arrested Nadeem and Abdul Rehman.
On Tuesday morning when a police team went to detain Zabi, he allegedly tried to attack police team. In self defence, sub-inspector Manjunath S Kuki of Vinoba Nagar police station shot in his right leg, police said.
He was rushed to a government hospital where he is recovering.
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India's 76th Independence Day turned bloody in Karnataka's Shivamogga as clashes broke out reportedly over a tussle to put up posters at the Ameer Ahmad Circle.
A group had installed a banner featuring Vinayak Savarkar, when another group tried to remove it and replace it with a poster featuring Tipu Sultan. A person was stabbed in the ensuing clashes, as per reports.
Subsequently, police arrived and dispersed the mob using batons. The poster was reportedly confiscated, and the national flag was installed at the spot. Orders under CrPC Section 144 prohibiting large gatherings were imposed in the area to maintain peace.
Both Savarkar and Tipu Sultan have become politically controversial figures, with the BJP calling Savarkar a great freedom fighter, and Tipu Sultan a bigoted despot. The labels have been contested by Opposition parties like the Congress.

Independence Day 2022: violent clashes over Savarkar, Tipu Sultan posters in Karnataka's Shivamogga

A group had installed a banner featuring Vinayak Savarkar, when another group tried to remove it and replace it with a poster featuring Tipu Sultan.

India's 76th Independence Day turned bloody in Karnataka's Shivamogga as clashes broke out reportedly over a tussle to put up posters at the Ameer Ahmad Circle.
A group had installed a banner featuring Vinayak Savarkar, when another group tried to remove it and replace it with a poster featuring Tipu Sultan. A person was stabbed in the ensuing clashes, as per reports.
Subsequently, police arrived and dispersed the mob using batons. The poster was reportedly confiscated, and the national flag was installed at the spot. Orders under CrPC Section 144 prohibiting large gatherings were imposed in the area to maintain peace.
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Six people have been arrested while about a dozen others detained for questioning in connection with Bajrang Dal activist Harsha's murder in Karnataka's Sivamogga. The district remained tense on Tuesday as a few incidents of violence were reported.
Harsha was stabbed to death on Sunday night allegedly by a group of men, who came in a car. Police suspect the involvement of seven people in the murder.
Senior police officials said that all the accused have been identified.
The police said of the arrested men, three had committed the murder. All are residents of Shivamogga, and aged between 20 and 22 years. They all have a criminal past, according to the police.
Curfew has been extended till Friday morning in Shivamogga, where violence erupted on Monday during the funeral procession of Harsha.
Though the Karnataka government ruled out any possibility of the murder being linked to the row over hijab, State Revenue Minister R Ashoka said the murder has a link with the ongoing Hijab row in the state.
State Home Minister Araga Dyanendra also said that organisations behind the hijab row are also under the scanner and their role is also being looked at.

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Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;member murder: 6 arrested, 12 being questioned
Cops say all the accused have criminal past, motive unknown
Incidents of arson, violence as Shivamogga&nbsp;remains tense
Curfew has been extended till Friday morning in Shivamogga
Minister says Harsha's murder linked to hijab&nbsp;controversy

All the accused are residents of Shivamogga, and aged between 20 and 22 years. They all have a criminal past, according to the police

Six people have been arrested while about a dozen others detained for questioning in connection with Bajrang Dal activist Harsha's murder in Karnataka's Shivamogga. The district remained tense on Tuesday as a few incidents of violence were reported.
Harsha was stabbed to death on Sunday night allegedly by a group of men, who came in a car. Police suspect the involvement of seven people in the murder.
Senior police officials said that all the accused have been identified.
The police said of the arrested men, three had committed the murder. All are residents of Shivamogga, and aged between 20 and 22 years. They all have a criminal past, according to the police.
Curfew has been extended till Friday morning in Shivamogga, where violence erupted on Monday during the funeral procession of Harsha.
Though the Karnataka government ruled out any possibility of the murder being linked to the row over hijab, State Revenue Minister R Ashoka said the murder has a link with the ongoing Hijab row in the state.
State Home Minister Araga Dyanendra also said that organisations behind the hijab row are also under the scanner and their role is also being looked at.

Violence broke out during protests against the murder of a Bajran Dal activist in Karnataka's Shivmoga.
Vehicles were torched and police used tear gas to disperse crowds as rightwing groups protested against the murder of 23-year-old Harsha.
The victim, who worked as a tailor, was stabbed by unidentified persons on Sunday night.
As the murder took place amid a raging controversy over hijab in the state, the police clarified that the murder hs no links with the row over hijab.
State Home Minister Araga Jnanendra also said the probe so far has not revealed any link between the murder and the hijab controversy.
Meanwhile, a political slugfest has also broke out between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress.
Karnataka's Rural Development minister KS Eshwarappa has blamed the "Muslim goons" for the murder. He also accused state Congress chief DK Shivakumar of instigating the killing with his comments during the hijab protests.
Responding to Eshwarappa's allegations, Shivakumar called him a "mad man" who should be sacked by the BJP.
The administration has imposed curbs on public gatherings and ordered that schools and colleges will stay shut.

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Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;activist murder: Karnataka&nbsp;cops have arrested 3&nbsp;
Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;activist murder: Protests turn violent in&nbsp;Shivamogga
Police use tear gas to control protesters, vehicles set on fire
Home Minister says murder not linked to Hijab&nbsp;protests
Karnataka&nbsp;Minister blames "Muslim goons", Cong leader calls him "mad"
Minister:&nbsp;Shivakumar's&nbsp;remarks during hijab&nbsp;protests instigated killing

Karnataka Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;man murder:&nbsp;&nbsp;Police use tear gas as protesters turn violent, Congress-BJP&nbsp;political slugfest&nbsp;over the killing

Violence broke out during the funeral procession of the&nbsp;Bajrang&nbsp;Dal activist on Monday who was killed in Karnataka's Shivamogga.
Vehicles were torched and police used tear gas to disperse crowds as right-wing groups protested against the murder of 23-year-old Harsha.
The victim, who worked as a tailor, was stabbed by unidentified persons on Sunday night.
Karnataka&nbsp;Home Minister&nbsp;Araga Jnanendra on Monday said the police have arrested three people in the murder case. He added that&nbsp;there are believed to be five accused in the case.
As the murder took place amid a raging controversy over hijab in the state, the police clarified that the murder hs no links with the row over hijab.
State Home Minister also said the probe so far has not revealed any link between the murder and the hijab controversy.
Meanwhile, a political slugfest has also broke out between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress.
Karnataka's Rural Development minister KS Eshwarappa has blamed the "Muslim goons" for the murder. He also accused state Congress chief DK Shivakumar of instigating the killing with his comments during the hijab protests.
Responding to Eshwarappa's allegations, Shivakumar called him a "mad man" who should be sacked by the BJP.
The administration has imposed curbs on public gatherings and ordered that schools and colleges will stay shut.

A 23-year-old Bajarang Dal activist was allegedly stabbed to death in this district headquarters town, police said Monday, as the administration clamped prohibitory orders and announced a holiday for schools and colleges.
Harsha was allegedly stabbed to death by unknown assailants Sunday night at the Ravi Varma lane in Bharathi Colony, they said.
The town, around 250 km from the state capital Bengaluru, had recently seen disruption in some colleges over the hijab row.However, the reason behind the Sunday killing is not immediately known.
After the incident, some supporters of the deceased man came out on the streets and vented their anger. Television footage showed them pelting stones but it was not clear what their target was.
Home Minister Araga Jnanendra rushed to Shivamogga and met the victim’s family. He said the police have got ‘vital clues’ and would soon arrest those behind the incident.
“A 23-year-old youth has been killed. Such incidents should not happen. Police have got the clue and surely they (the accused) will be arrested soon. I appeal to people to maintain calm,” Jnanendra told reporters.
Deputy Commissioner Selvamani R told reporters that prohibitory orders under section 144 of the CrPC have been clamped in the town and orders have been given to shut all the schools and colleges.
“Police are investigating the case and trying to find out the criminals. We are also working with them. Already section 144 has been clamped in the entire city. So, we have announced a holiday for the schools and colleges,” Selvamani said.

Prohibitory orders in Karnataka's Shivamogga after Bajrang Dal activist's murder

A 23-year-old Bajarang Dal activist was allegedly stabbed to death in Karnataka's&nbsp;Shivamogga&nbsp;after which&nbsp;the administration clamped prohibitory orders and announced a holiday for schools and colleges.
Harsha was allegedly stabbed to death by unknown assailants Sunday night at the Ravi Varma lane in Bharathi Colony.
The town, which is around 250 km from the state capital Bengaluru, had recently seen disruption in some colleges over the hijab row.
However, the reason behind the Sunday killing is not immediately known.
After the incident, some supporters of the deceased man came out on the streets and vented their anger. Television footage showed them pelting stones but it was not clear what their target was.
Home Minister Araga Jnanendra rushed to Shivamogga and met the victim&rsquo;s family. He said the police have got &lsquo;vital clues&rsquo; and would soon arrest those behind the incident.

After the incident, some supporters of the deceased man came out on the streets and vented their anger. Television footage showed them pelting stones but it was not clear what their target was.

A 23-year-old Bajrang Dal activist was allegedly stabbed to death in this district headquarters town, police said Monday, as the administration clamped prohibitory orders and announced a holiday for schools and colleges.
Harsha was allegedly stabbed to death by unknown assailants Sunday night at the Ravi Varma lane in Bharathi Colony, they said.
The town, around 250 km from the state capital Bengaluru, had recently seen disruption in some colleges over the hijab row. However, the reason behind the Sunday killing is not immediately known.
After the incident, some supporters of the deceased man came out on the streets and vented their anger. Television footage showed them pelting stones but it was not clear what their target was.
Home Minister Araga Jnanendra rushed to Shivamogga and met the victim&rsquo;s family. He said the police have got &lsquo;vital clues&rsquo; and would soon arrest those behind the incident.
&ldquo;A 23-year-old youth has been killed. Such incidents should not happen. Police have got the clue and surely they (the accused) will be arrested soon. I appeal to people to maintain calm,&rdquo; Jnanendra told reporters.
Deputy Commissioner Selvamani R told reporters that prohibitory orders under section 144 of the CrPC have been clamped in the town and orders have been given to shut all the schools and colleges.
&ldquo;Police are investigating the case and trying to find out the criminals. We are also working with them. Already section 144 has been clamped in the entire city. So, we have announced a holiday for the schools and colleges,&rdquo; Selvamani said.

BV Subba Rao Hegde, an 84-year-old man from Shivamogga&nbsp;in Karnataka&nbsp;has been continuously&nbsp;working towards preserving over 100 varieties&nbsp;of mangoes, in his backyard!
His passion for mangoes comes from his intense craze for mango pickle.
He visited over 16 villages in the Western Ghats to collect local varieties of 'appe&nbsp;midis' or the mangoes most commonly used as pickles.
Now, his tiny backyard is flourishing with these different varieties.&nbsp;
Hegde&nbsp;was also honoured with the 'Award of Excellence' for innovative farming at the National Horticulture Fair 2021.
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This 84-year-old in Karnataka has preserved over 100 varieties of mangoes in his backyard

BV Subba Rao Hegde, an 84-year-old man from Shivamogga&nbsp;in Karnataka&nbsp;has been continuously&nbsp;working towards preserving over 100 varieties&nbsp;of mangoes, in his backyard!
His passion for mangoes comes from his intense craze for mango pickle.
He visited over 16 villages in the Western Ghats to collect local varieties of 'appe&nbsp;midis' or the mangoes most commonly used as pickles.
Now, his tiny backyard is flourishing with these different varieties.&nbsp;
Hegde&nbsp;was also honoured with the 'Award of Excellence' for innovative farming at the National Horticulture Fair 2021.

BV Subba Rao Hegde, an 84-year-old man from Shivamogga&nbsp;in Karnataka&nbsp;has been continuously&nbsp;working towards preserving over 100 varieties&nbsp;of mangoes, in his backyard!
His passion for mangoes comes from his craze for mango pickle.
He visited over 16 villages in the Western Ghats to collect local varieties of 'appe&nbsp;midis' or the mangoes most commonly used as pickles.
Now, his tiny backyard is flourishing with these different varieties.&nbsp;
Hegde&nbsp;was also honoured with the 'Award of Excellence' for innovative farming at the National Horticulture Fair 2021.
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The Karnataka Police on Friday arrested the quarry owner and the dynamite supplier in connection with the blast at a quarry in Shivamogga, which has killed at least five people, the state's home minister Basavaraj Bommai told news agency ANI. Initial probe has suggested that a truck of load of dynamite, meant to be used for mining, exploded at the quarry on Thursday night. Chief minister BS Yediyurappa told ANI that five people died in the explosion though earlier there were reports of eight people being killed. Police have sealed off the area and Bomb Squad has been called in to make further assessments.

K'taka blast: Dynamite exploded, quarry owner arrested

The Karnataka Police on Friday arrested the quarry owner and the dynamite supplier in connection with the blast at a quarry in Shivamogga, which has killed at least five people

The Karnataka Police on Friday arrested the quarry owner and the dynamite supplier in connection with the blast at a quarry in Shivamogga, which has killed at least five people, the state's home minister Basavaraj Bommai told news agency ANI. Initial probe has suggested that a truck of load of dynamite, meant to be used for mining, exploded at the quarry on Thursday night. Chief minister BS Yediyurappa told ANI that five people died in the explosion though earlier there were reports of eight people being killed. Police have sealed off the area and Bomb Squad has been called in to make further assessments.

Karnataka Explosion News: PM Modi on Friday expressed pain at the loss of lives in an explosion in Karnataka's Shivamogga district.

Karnataka Shimoga Blast: PM Modi expresses pain at loss of lives in Karnataka quarry explosion

PM Modi&nbsp;has expressed pain at the loss of lives in an explosion in Karnataka's Shivamogga&nbsp;and said the state govt is providing all possible assistance to the affected

PM expresses pain at loss of lives in Karnataka quarry explosion

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed pain at the loss of lives in an explosion in Karnataka's Shivamogga district and said the state government is providing all possible assistance to the affected. At least 8 people were killed after explosion of a truckload of explosives on Thursday night. In a tweet, PM Modi said, "Pained by the loss of lives in Shivamogga. Condolences to the bereaved families. Praying that the injured recover soon. The State Government is providing all possible assistance to the affected."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed pain at the loss of lives in an <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/karnataka-massive-blast-at-shivamogga-quarry-leaves-8-dead-1611279094125" target="_blank" >explosion in Karnataka's Shivamogga</a> district and said the state government is providing all possible assistance to the affected.
At least 8 people were killed after explosion of a truckload of explosives on Thursday night. In a tweet, PM Modi said, "Pained by the loss of lives in Shivamogga. Condolences to the bereaved families.
Praying that the injured recover soon. The State Government is providing all possible assistance to the affected."

Karnataka Explosion: An explosion of a truckload of explosives, said to be meant for mining, killed at least eight people in Karnataka's Shivamogga. 

Karnataka Shimoga Blast News: Massive blast at Shivamogga quarry leaves 6 dead

An explosion of a truckload of explosives, said to be meant for mining, killed at least eight people in Karnataka's Shivamogga district on Thursday night

Karnataka: Massive blast at Shivamogga quarry leaves 8 dead

An explosion of a truckload of explosives, said to be meant for mining, killed at least eight people in Karnataka's Shivamogga district on Thursday night. The explosion sent shockwaves not only in Shivamogga, but also in neighbouring districts, police said. The massive explosion took place near a gravels and boulders crushing facility at a stone quarry around 10.30 pm. The possibility of subsequent blasts at the quarry has not been ruled out by the police, and the entire area has been sealed.

An explosion of a truckload of explosives, said to be meant for mining, killed at least eight people in Karnataka's Shivamogga district on Thursday night.
The explosion sent shockwaves not only in Shivamogga, but also in neighbouring districts, police said. The massive explosion took place near a gravels and boulders crushing facility at a stone quarry around 10.30 pm.
The possibility of subsequent blasts at the quarry has not been ruled out by the police, and the entire area has been sealed. So strong was the blast that window panes shattered while many houses and even roads developed cracks, said an eye-witnesses.

'Yediyurappa won't be CM for long': BJP MLA rebels 

An infuriated&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;BJP MLA&nbsp;Basanagouda&nbsp;Patil&nbsp;Yatnal&nbsp;on Monday claimed that BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;will not remain Chief Minister for long and&nbsp;that the high command has decided that the next CM will be from North Karnataka. Yatnal&nbsp;who&nbsp;accused the CM for diverting all development projects to his native district&nbsp;Shivamogga&nbsp;said that Rs 125 crore&nbsp;had come for his constituency Vijayapura which was taken by the CM, triggering the fight between the two. While there have been speculations regarding the change in leadership in Karnataka&nbsp;due to his age, the state BJP&nbsp;assured that the 77-year-old's&nbsp;services will continue. Slamming Yatnal&nbsp;for his remarks, BJP&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;Renukacharya&nbsp;assured that all MLAs&nbsp;are with BJP&nbsp;and Yediyurappa&nbsp;and went on to ask if the MLAs&nbsp;are with him or if he is daydreaming.&nbsp;

'Yediyurappa won't be CM for long': BJP MLA rebels Yatnal:&nbsp;K'taka&nbsp;CM diverts all projects to home district 'Rebellion as ₹125 cr for Yatnal's&nbsp;constituency diverted'

An infuriated&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;Basanagouda&nbsp;Patil&nbsp;Yatnal&nbsp;on Monday claimed that BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;will not remain Chief Minister for long and&nbsp;that the high command has decided that the next CM will be from North Karnataka.&nbsp;Yatnal,&nbsp;who&nbsp;accused the CM of diverting all development projects to his native district&nbsp;Shivamogga,&nbsp;said that ₹125 crore&nbsp;had come for his constituency Vijayapura which was taken by the CM, triggering the fight between the two. While there have been speculations regarding the change in leadership in Karnataka&nbsp;due to CM's age, the state BJP&nbsp;has said&nbsp;that the 77-year-old leader will continue to hold top office.&nbsp;

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