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Car Catches Fire At Mangaluru Petrol Pump
A Maruti 800 car caught fire at a petrol pump in Karnataka's Mangaluru on Sunday evening.
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Karnataka Labourer Set On Fire By Shop Owner Over Minor Dispute, Dies
A 32-year-old grocery shop owner has been arrested from Mulihithlu here on charges of murdering his labourer by setting him on fire and later passing it off as an electrocution, police said.
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Mangaluru Blast: Unknown Islamic Group Takes Responsibility, Cops Verifying
Mangaluru Blast: The blast took place in the communally charged coastal town of Mangaluru just months ahead of the state elections in Karnataka
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Mangaluru Blast Accused Inspired By ISIS, Explosives Found At Home: Cops
The accused in theautorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru was "inspired by ISIS terror group" and used dark web to contact his handlers, the police said today, claiming a big breakthrough.
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Indian Coast Guard Rescues 11 Fishermen From Boat With Fire Onboard
The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued 11 fishermen 140 miles west off new Mangalore from a fishing boat which had a fire onboard.
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Rs 10 Lakh Compensation To Family Of Mangaluru Police Firing Victims Put On Hold
The Rs 10 lakh compensation announced by the Karnataka government to the families of two people killed in police firing during anti-CAA protests in Mangaluru has been put on hold till investigations are completed, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa said on Wednesday.
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Siddaramaiah Demands "Judicial Probe" Into Mangaluru Violence
Rejecting CID inquiry into the December 19 police firing that claimed two lives during anti-CAA protests, former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah on Monday demanded a judicial probe by a sitting high court judge into it.
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"Police Can't Keep Quiet": Karnataka Chief Minister On Mangaluru Firing
The BJP government in Karnataka has been facing criticism after police firing in the coastal city of Mangaluru in Karnataka on Thursday killed two people during protests over the amended citizenship law. Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa, however, has made it clear that he believes the police action was justified.
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After Siddaramaiah's "Emergency" Tweet On Mangaluru Visit, BS Yediyurappa's Clarification
A day after Congress leader Siddaramaiah was barred from entering Mangaluru to meet the families of people who were killed in alleged police firing, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Saturday clarified that he does not have any problem if he visits the city.
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Congress Demands Judicial Probe Into Mangaluru Firing
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Friday demanded a high-level probe by a sitting High Court judge into the police firing in which two persons died during the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Mangaluru.
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Congress MLA "Directly Responsible" For 2 Killed In Mangaluru Protests: BJP
The BJP has alleged that Mangaluru Congress MLA UT Khader was "directly responsible" for the death of two people in police firing during anti-CAA protests and demanded that a case be registered against him.
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Many Journalists Questioned, Detained In Mangaluru, Cops Demand IDs
Journalists and crew from at least three Kerala-based news channels - News 24, Media One and Asianet - have been stopped from reporting in Mangaluru, where two died yesterday in police firing amid protests against the new citizenship law
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No Internet In Mangaluru, Lucknow After 3 Killed In Citizenship Protests: 10 Points
The internet shutdown amid increasing protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA has been widened to several other towns in Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka, after three persons died and many were injured as protests swept at least 10 states on Thursday. The snapping of the internet has led to a communication clampdown in many cities includin...
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In Video, Karnataka Police Seen Opening Fire During Protests In Mangaluru
Two people died in police firing during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Karnataka's Mangaluru on Thursday, a day when agitations broke out simultaneously across the country. A curfew has been imposed until Friday midnight in view of the ongoing protests.
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2 Killed In Mangaluru, 1 In Lucknow During Citizenship Protests: 10 Facts
Three persons died and several were injured as protests swept at least 10 states against the Centre's new law on citizenship. Permission for the protest was denied in almost all states but the protesters defied the police and a lockdown across Uttar Pradesh, parts of Delhi, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh. In Mangaluru, where curfew has been declared,...
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Car Catches Fire At Mangaluru Petrol Pump
A Maruti 800 car caught fire at a petrol pump in Karnataka's Mangaluru on Sunday evening.
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Karnataka Labourer Set On Fire By Shop Owner Over Minor Dispute, Dies
A 32-year-old grocery shop owner has been arrested from Mulihithlu here on charges of murdering his labourer by setting him on fire and later passing it off as an electrocution, police said.
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Mangaluru Blast: Unknown Islamic Group Takes Responsibility, Cops Verifying
Mangaluru Blast: The blast took place in the communally charged coastal town of Mangaluru just months ahead of the state elections in Karnataka
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Mangaluru Blast Accused Inspired By ISIS, Explosives Found At Home: Cops
The accused in theautorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru was "inspired by ISIS terror group" and used dark web to contact his handlers, the police said today, claiming a big breakthrough.
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Indian Coast Guard Rescues 11 Fishermen From Boat With Fire Onboard
The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued 11 fishermen 140 miles west off new Mangalore from a fishing boat which had a fire onboard.
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Rs 10 Lakh Compensation To Family Of Mangaluru Police Firing Victims Put On Hold
The Rs 10 lakh compensation announced by the Karnataka government to the families of two people killed in police firing during anti-CAA protests in Mangaluru has been put on hold till investigations are completed, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa said on Wednesday.
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Siddaramaiah Demands "Judicial Probe" Into Mangaluru Violence
Rejecting CID inquiry into the December 19 police firing that claimed two lives during anti-CAA protests, former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah on Monday demanded a judicial probe by a sitting high court judge into it.
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"Police Can't Keep Quiet": Karnataka Chief Minister On Mangaluru Firing
The BJP government in Karnataka has been facing criticism after police firing in the coastal city of Mangaluru in Karnataka on Thursday killed two people during protests over the amended citizenship law. Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa, however, has made it clear that he believes the police action was justified.
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After Siddaramaiah's "Emergency" Tweet On Mangaluru Visit, BS Yediyurappa's Clarification
A day after Congress leader Siddaramaiah was barred from entering Mangaluru to meet the families of people who were killed in alleged police firing, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Saturday clarified that he does not have any problem if he visits the city.
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Congress Demands Judicial Probe Into Mangaluru Firing
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Friday demanded a high-level probe by a sitting High Court judge into the police firing in which two persons died during the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Mangaluru.
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Congress MLA "Directly Responsible" For 2 Killed In Mangaluru Protests: BJP
The BJP has alleged that Mangaluru Congress MLA UT Khader was "directly responsible" for the death of two people in police firing during anti-CAA protests and demanded that a case be registered against him.
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Many Journalists Questioned, Detained In Mangaluru, Cops Demand IDs
Journalists and crew from at least three Kerala-based news channels - News 24, Media One and Asianet - have been stopped from reporting in Mangaluru, where two died yesterday in police firing amid protests against the new citizenship law
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No Internet In Mangaluru, Lucknow After 3 Killed In Citizenship Protests: 10 Points
The internet shutdown amid increasing protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA has been widened to several other towns in Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka, after three persons died and many were injured as protests swept at least 10 states on Thursday. The snapping of the internet has led to a communication clampdown in many cities includin...
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In Video, Karnataka Police Seen Opening Fire During Protests In Mangaluru
Two people died in police firing during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Karnataka's Mangaluru on Thursday, a day when agitations broke out simultaneously across the country. A curfew has been imposed until Friday midnight in view of the ongoing protests.
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2 Killed In Mangaluru, 1 In Lucknow During Citizenship Protests: 10 Facts
Three persons died and several were injured as protests swept at least 10 states against the Centre's new law on citizenship. Permission for the protest was denied in almost all states but the protesters defied the police and a lockdown across Uttar Pradesh, parts of Delhi, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh. In Mangaluru, where curfew has been declared,...
