'Police should have shot everyone in Mangaluru violence': Somashekhar Reddy sparks controversy
Bellary: All those who are afraid of being sent out, get out of the country by now itself. We all will stay here comfortably. Police fired at protesters when they were attacking at policemen in Mangaluru. Instead of two they(police) should have shot all the protesters, it would impacted in declining country's population, MLA Somashekhar Reddy said in his controversial statement.
Speaking at a rally in support of the CAA, he said, "Do not hit to the streets by provocked from Congress party leaders. We are around 80 per cent in population. Be aware of the cause if we turn back. This is our country. You are only 17 per cent in population. It will be difficult if the Hindus come with sword," he said.
"Hey ... you are only 17 per cent. We are around 80 per cent. Be aware of what will be your situation if we turn up. This is our country. You must listen to us if you want to be here," he warned.
While justifying the statement of Bengaluru South MP Tejaswi Surya, he said, "the statement of MP is not wrong that people who are illiterate and have put up puncture shops are protesting against the CAA."
If Muslims give birth to 10-20 children, we will give birth to at least 50, he added.
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6 women dead, 8 persons injured as bus rams into van in Gujarat's Sabarkantha
Sabarkantha (Gujarat) (PTI): Six women were killed and eight other persons injured after a private bus crashed into a van on a highway in Gujarat's Sabarkantha district on Wednesday, police said.
The van was ferrying women from Modasa in Aravalli district when a speeding bus hit it from behind on National Highway 48 connecting Shamlaji to Himmatnagar in the district, Deputy Superintendent of Police A K Patel said.
According to police, the women were part of a catering team for social events. They were travelling from Modasa in the neighbouring Aravalli district to Hunj village in Himmatnagar to attend a function when they met with the accident.
Six women passengers of the van were killed, Patel said.
Seven other women and the van driver suffered injuries, according to police.
The injured persons were rushed to the Himmatnagar civil hospital. The condition of two of them was critical, the hospital's medical officer, Dr Dhrupad Chauhan, said.
The bodies were sent to a government hospital for a postmortem.
VIDEO | Gujarat: Six persons were killed and four others injured after a private bus rammed into a van on a highway in Sabarkantha district on Wednesday, police said.
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