Mangaluru: Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner, Sindhu B Rupesh on Thursday urged the people of the District to maintain law and order in the District ahead of the Ayodhya Verdict that is set to come out soon.

Speaking at a press conference at her office along with other top officials of District Administration, Sindhu asserted that people should not get emotional by the verdict and should maintain peace and harmony in the region.

She also advised people against taking law into their hands if any untoward incident is reported and asked them to report the same to the authorities at the earliest.

Mangaluru Police Commissioner, Dr. PS Harsha while speaking at the press conference added that verdict from the Apex Court will be binding and its credibility should not be questioned irrespective of the outcome of the verdict.

He also called upon religious leaders of both the communities to create awareness among the youngsters to maintain law and order in the District and elsewhere.

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Tiruchirappalli (PTI): A Bengaluru bound Air India Express flight with about 137 passengers made an "emergency landing," here following a technical glitch, sources at the airport said.

The Thiruvananthapuram-Bengaluru service suffered the glitch mid-air, following which it made the safe landing here, the sources added.

All the passengers disembarked the flight and the technical crew was attending to the fault.

An Air India Express spokesperson said the flight "was diverted to Tiruchirappalli due to a technical issue."

"A replacement aircraft is being organised to operate the flight to Bengaluru. We are providing all administrative arrangements and regret the inconvenience caused to the travel schedule (of passengers)," the spokesperson added.