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Big Gatherings Banned Near Mangaluru Mosque After Claim Of Temple Remains
Large gatherings have been banned near a mosque in Karnataka's Mangaluru amid protests by a rightwing Hindu group that claims that remains of a temple were found during its partial demolition.
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Karnataka Girl's College To Not Allow Hijab In Classrooms Despite Protest
The government girl's PU college in Udupi has categorically informed that students wearing hijab' (Islamic headscarf) will not be allowed inside classrooms.
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Watch: Hundreds Travel By Sea To Protest Citizenship Law In Mangaluru
Countless Indian flags fluttered in the air and loud slogans rang out as a large number of people perched on boats made their way to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Karnataka's Mangaluru on Wednesday.
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Trinamool Announces Rs 5 Lakh For Families Of 2 Killed In Mangaluru Protests
The Trinamool Congress will give a compensation of Rs 5 lakh each to families of the two persons killed in Karnataka's Mangaluru during protests against the amended Citizenship Act.
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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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Magisterial Probe Ordered Into Mangaluru Violence
The Karnataka government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Mangaluru last week, resulting in two deaths.
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Days After Mangaluru Violence, Cops Release Videos "Shared by Citizens"
Days after the violence in Karnataka's Mangaluru during protests over the new citizenship law that left two people dead, police in the coastal city have released a series of videos and photos of what it claims are from the clashes. The videos show protesters bringing stones in an auto-trolley, throwing stones and trying to destroy the CCTV cameras.
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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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Curfew Lifted In Mangaluru, Thousands Join Peace Rally In Bengaluru
Thousands of people from Muslim community on Monday staged a "Peace Rally" in Karnataka capital Bengaluru against the Citizenship Amendment Law and proposed National Register of Citizens.
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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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Karnataka To Conduct CID, Magisterial Inquiry Into Violent Citizenship Act Protests
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa today said the state government has decided to conduct a CID and a magisterial inquiry into the violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Mangaluru last week, which resulted in two deaths.
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Rs 10 Lakh Compensation For Families Of 2 Killed In Mangaluru Protests
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Sunday announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh each to the families of the two people who died during the protests in Mangaluru on December 19.
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Bus Services In Mangaluru Resume Amid Protests Over Citizenship Amendment Act
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation on Sunday resumed bus services after violence took place during the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Mangaluru.
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Curfew Relaxed In Mangaluru, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa Assures Probe Into Violence
Curfew was relaxed in Mangaluru on Saturday with the situation in the city peaceful after violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act leaving two dead in police firing.
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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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Big Gatherings Banned Near Mangaluru Mosque After Claim Of Temple Remains
Large gatherings have been banned near a mosque in Karnataka's Mangaluru amid protests by a rightwing Hindu group that claims that remains of a temple were found during its partial demolition.
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Karnataka Girl's College To Not Allow Hijab In Classrooms Despite Protest
The government girl's PU college in Udupi has categorically informed that students wearing hijab' (Islamic headscarf) will not be allowed inside classrooms.
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Watch: Hundreds Travel By Sea To Protest Citizenship Law In Mangaluru
Countless Indian flags fluttered in the air and loud slogans rang out as a large number of people perched on boats made their way to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Karnataka's Mangaluru on Wednesday.
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Trinamool Announces Rs 5 Lakh For Families Of 2 Killed In Mangaluru Protests
The Trinamool Congress will give a compensation of Rs 5 lakh each to families of the two persons killed in Karnataka's Mangaluru during protests against the amended Citizenship Act.
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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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Magisterial Probe Ordered Into Mangaluru Violence
The Karnataka government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Mangaluru last week, resulting in two deaths.
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Days After Mangaluru Violence, Cops Release Videos "Shared by Citizens"
Days after the violence in Karnataka's Mangaluru during protests over the new citizenship law that left two people dead, police in the coastal city have released a series of videos and photos of what it claims are from the clashes. The videos show protesters bringing stones in an auto-trolley, throwing stones and trying to destroy the CCTV cameras.
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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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Curfew Lifted In Mangaluru, Thousands Join Peace Rally In Bengaluru
Thousands of people from Muslim community on Monday staged a "Peace Rally" in Karnataka capital Bengaluru against the Citizenship Amendment Law and proposed National Register of Citizens.
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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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Karnataka To Conduct CID, Magisterial Inquiry Into Violent Citizenship Act Protests
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa today said the state government has decided to conduct a CID and a magisterial inquiry into the violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Mangaluru last week, which resulted in two deaths.
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Rs 10 Lakh Compensation For Families Of 2 Killed In Mangaluru Protests
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Sunday announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh each to the families of the two people who died during the protests in Mangaluru on December 19.
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Bus Services In Mangaluru Resume Amid Protests Over Citizenship Amendment Act
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation on Sunday resumed bus services after violence took place during the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Mangaluru.
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Curfew Relaxed In Mangaluru, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa Assures Probe Into Violence
Curfew was relaxed in Mangaluru on Saturday with the situation in the city peaceful after violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act leaving two dead in police firing.
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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.
