Mangaluru, Dec 5: Mangaluru city police commissioner T.R. Suresh issued prohibitory order in the city police commissionerate limits on December 6 in view of Babri Masjid demolition vijayotsava and black day, from 6 am to 12 midnight on that day.
As there are chances that various organizations holding a black day to mark the demolition of Masjid and Sangh Parivar is holding vijayotsav, the commissioner has imposed prohibitory order to maintain law and order situation in the city as it is the sensitive area.
All kinds of processions, protests, jatha, rasta roko and others have been restricted. The prohibitory order was imposed under the Karnataka Police Act 1993 column 35 to maintain law and order situation.
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Sambalpur/ Kolkata (PTI): A 30-year-old migrant worker from West Bengal was allegedly killed in Odisha's Sambalpur district following an altercation over a bidi, police said on Thursday.
Juel Sheikh was working, along with a few others from West Bengal, in the construction of a building in Shanti Nagar in the Ainthapalli police station area, they said.
On Wednesday night, when they were returning from work, a group of six men stopped them and asked for a bidi. An altercation broke out, leading to a scuffle between the two sides, police said.
Juel was thrashed severely, and he died while undergoing treatment at the Sambalpur hospital, police said.
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"We have arrested all six accused persons. We are investigating the case," IGP (Northern Range) Himanshu Kumar Lal told PTI.
West Bengal's ruling TMC claimed that Juel was beaten to death over suspicion that he was an illegal Bangladeshi immigrant.
"The lynching of a Bengali migrant worker in Sambalpur is the direct outcome of @BJP4India’s sustained campaign against Bengalis. A citizen of India was beaten to death because a mob believed the lie that Bengalis are infiltrators who must constantly prove their right to exist," the TMC alleged in a post on X.
"For years, BJP leaders have deliberately branded Bengali-speaking Indians as infiltrators, outsiders, and suspects. That poisonous narrative has now reached the streets, where anyone feels empowered to act as immigration officers and executioners," it claimed.
Asked about the allegation, the IGP said the murder has nothing to do with whether the "victim was a Bengali or Bangladeshi".
