Case against ‘Mangaluru Muslims’ page for publishing controversial post
Death of Union Minister Ananth Kumar
Mangaluru, November 12: City South (Pandeshwara) Police registered a suo motu case against ‘Mangaluru Muslims’ page on charges of publishing a controversial post against the demise of Union Minister Ananth Kumar in the social media.
Following the demise of Ananth Kumar, a controversial report was published in the Facebook page named ‘Mangaluru Muslims’ and attracted huge criticism and people expressed their anger. Even the Muslims have also expressed their anger against the low level post in the social media. The post received more than 1500 comments and 335 shares. Many people demanded action against the page admins and those who posted the report. Following this, the Pandeshwara police registered the suo motu case under Section 505(1) and (2) under Information and Technology Act and transferred the case to the concerned authority for more action, police sources said.
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Three injured in accident after private bus hits car in Karnataka's Mandya district
Mandya (Karnataka) (PTI): Three people were injured after a private tourist bus allegedly rammed into a car from behind in the early hours of Monday in Mandya district, police said.
The accident occurred around 4.30 am on the Mysuru-Bengaluru Highway near Budanur, within the limits of Mandya Rural police station.
According to police, the Kerala-bound bus was en route to Bengaluru via Mandya when it allegedly hit the car moving ahead, injuring its sole occupant, identified as Duraiswamy. Two passengers on the bus also sustained injuries. Following the accident, the bus allegedly crashed into a roadside barrier. All the injured were shifted to a hospital for treatment.
A case has been registered at Mandya Rural police station, and the bus has been seized. Further investigation is underway, police added.
