Subrahmanya: BJP President Amit Shah, who visited the district last night to provide a momentum to party work in coastal region, visited Kukke Subrahmanya this morning.
Shah is in Karnataka as part of the party's election campaign for the upcoming assembly election in the state.
After arriving in Mangaluru last evening, he addressed a small public meeting near the airport. Today, he will address students at Vivekananda Institutions in Puttur on the role of the youth in building a "New India".
Shah will also visit the family of BJP worker Deepak Rao, a BJP worker who was murdered last month. After a press conference at Surathkal, Mr Shah will attend the Fishermen Convention at Malpe before heading to the Sri Krishna Matt.
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Bengaluru: The Bengaluru Police Administrative Division has ordered the temporary suspension of the pistol license of actor Darshan, the primary accused in the Renukaswamy murder case.
The police cited concerns that Darshan, currently out on bail, could potentially influence witnesses in the ongoing murder trial. In this background, the Rajarajeshwari Nagar police station will confiscate the firearm until the case concludes.
Earlier, DCP Padmini Sahu of the Bengaluru Police Administrative Division had issued a notice to Darshan seeking an explanation from Darshan on why his pistol license should not be revoked. In his response, Darshan argued that as a public figure, he attracts large crowds wherever he goes, necessitating the need for a pistol for self-defense.
The Bengaluru Police Administrative Division, which dismissed Darshan’s justification, temporarily suspended Darshan's gun license as a precautionary measure.