No need to learn patriotism from BJP: Kumaraswamy
Bengaluru: Pro-Pakistan slogans raised by a woman Amulya is condemnable. Organizers should be cautious about people belonging to that category, suggested JDS legislative party leader HD Kumaraswamy.
Speaking to presspersons in Ramanagara on Friday, he said that the country was important today. As Indians, it is our duty to pay respect to our country. Whether she did it deliberately or did it for publicity. Whether she is aware of it or not, I do not know.
Our party activist Imran was also responsible for organizing the event. Mike was snatched from her hands as soon as she shouted the slogans. It makes clear that this was not a deliberate attempt by the organizers.
We do not have to learn patriotism lesson from BJP," he noted.
The right given by the Constitution, the aspirations of the Constitution and the country cannot be dismantled by anyone.
There is no need to divert attention only because a mischievous slogan, Kumaraswamy criticized.
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Karnataka: College student dies by suicide in Dharwad, 3 policemen suspended
Dharwad (Karnataka) (PTI): A college student allegedly died by suicide here, following which three policemen were suspended over allegations of harassment linked to his death by the victim's family.
Aditya Myageri, a BSc student at a private college here, was among 18 students detained by the Vidyagiri police on April 25 during an anti-drug drive, police said on Wednesday.
He hailed from Belur village in Bagalkot district, but was staying with his friends at a rented accommodation in Girinagar area of Dharwad city, police said.
Among the 18 students tested, Aditya was among the 10 who had tested negative for ganja consumption and was subsequently released.
Some of his roommates, however, tested positive.
According to police, Aditya's family alleged that despite testing negative, he was harassed by police. They also claimed some policemen demanded Rs 2,000 to settle the matter and threatened legal action if he failed to pay.
He had called his mother asking for money, but she could not arrange it immediately, the family claimed.
On Monday night, Aditya allegedly died by suicide by hanging from a ceiling fan at his rented accommodation, with his family alleging police harassment and pressure over demand for money drove him to the extreme step, a senior police officer said.
Police Commissioner N Shashi Kumar told PTI that an unnatural death case has been registered at Vidyagiri police station. Three policemen have been suspended over the allegations, and further investigation is underway.
