Bhatkal: Umbrella organization of Muslim bodies in and around Bhatkal, Majlis-e-Islah wa Tanzeem, on Saturday afternoon, called on all the local traders and businessmen to keep their businesses closed in solidarity with the martyrs of Pulwama attack.
The organization further asked people to gather at Bhatkal Tahsildar’s office in the evening while it submits memorandum addressed to the prime minister of the country, through Tahsildar.
Hundreds of people joined the event and expressed their solidarity with the martyrs and victims of the attack and their families while also voicing their strong protest against the perpetrators of the attack, urging the prime minister to take strict action against them.
Senior Journalist Raza Manvi, while speaking at the event said that the community stands together in this fight against the terrorism and it is the hour of need that we should stand united in this moment of grief, and console the families of the martyrs.
Tanzeem’s former General Secretary and senior journalist, Dr. Haneef Shabab, also voiced the opinion of the community and said “We might have differences of opinions with the current government, but in these moment of grief, we have set aside all our differences and are standing with all the other communities, groups and the government in this fight. We will not tolerate anybody’s invasion into the country”.
Tanzeem Vice-President Inayatullah Shabandri, said “If need be, we will defend our borders, we will defend our countries. We will always be ready for situations like that, to fight and die for our country”.
The memorandum condemned the attack and urged the prime minister to initiate strong action against perpetrators and bring them to justice.
Tanzeem GS, Altaf Kharuri, TMC President Sadiq Matta, Siddiq DF, Moulana Azeez Ruknuddin and others were present.








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Afzalpur: A 24-year-old police constable Dhareppa died as the motorbike he was riding went out of control and toppled on the road while traveling near Gobbur B village on Saturday morning.
Dhareppa, learned to be a resident of Shirawala village, was reportedly traveling back home to the village from Kalaburagi when the accident occurred and the bike fell on the road.
The police constable, who was grievously injured in the accident, is said to have died on the spot.
Aland Deputy Superintendent of Police Thammaraya Patil, Circle Inspector Lakhan Masaguppi and Devalagangapura Sub-inspector Sangeetha Shinde visited the accident spot and inspected it.
A case has been registered and investigation is underway.
