“Qatar not part of campaign targeting Iran,” says Foreign Ministry Spokesperson
Doha: Majed al-Ansari, the spokesperson of Qatar’s Foreign Ministry has stated that “Qatar has not been part of the campaign targeting Iran.”
Taking to his official ‘X,’ account, he added, “We are exercising our right in self defense and deterring Iranian attacks against our country.”
“We urge media outlets to use credible Qataris sources when reporting on Qatar.,” he added.
Qatar has not been part of the campaign targeting Iran. We are exercising our right in self defense and deterring Iranian attacks against our country.
— د. ماجد محمد الأنصاري Dr. Majed Al Ansari (@majedalansari) March 3, 2026
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Hindutva leader Manju Kola stabbed during ‘compromise meeting’ at Malpe; Five arrested
Udupi: Manju Kola, husband of former Udupi City Municipal Council Vice-President Lakshmi Manjunath and a Hindutva organisation leader, was stabbed during a meeting held to settle a dispute related to a love affair at Malpe on Tuesday night.
Police have arrested five accused in connection with the case.
According to information available, Manju Kola had reportedly called for a compromise meeting near Malpe beach in the Palimaru area on Tuesday evening to resolve an issue involving a couple. During the discussion, a heated argument broke out and a youth allegedly stabbed Manju Kola.
He sustained injuries to his abdomen and collapsed. He was immediately shifted to a private hospital in Udupi for treatment.
Udupi Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar said that five accused have been arrested in the case. As per preliminary investigation, the incident appears to have occurred due to personal reasons. He clarified that there is no communal angle to the incident and urged the public not to spread rumours.
The injured Manju Kola is out of danger and his condition is stable, the SP said.
