Ullal: Two men allegedly tried to kill a 34-year-old man in Kotepura in the Ullal Police Station jurisdiction by stabbing him late Friday night.
The victim of the attack, identified as Sadaqathullah, who was grievously injured, is being treated at a private hospital in Mangaluru.
Chabbi alias Kabir and Raziq, who are learned have attacked Sadaqathullah, are absconding.
They allegedly called Sadaqathullah out of his house on Friday night and, immediately as he approached them, stabbed him in the stomach before escaping.
An old fight with Sadaqathullah suspected to be the reason for the attack.
Ullal Police officers have filed a case and are investigating the matter.
Ullal legislator U T Khader visited the attack victim at the hospital in Mangaluru at around 1 am, on hearing of the attack.
He also instructed the city police commissioner to get the attackers arrested immediately.
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Mangaluru: The long-pending demand of passengers from Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and neighbouring Kerala, as well as Non-Resident Indians, has finally been addressed, with direct flight services between Mangaluru and Muscat set to resume from March 1, said MP Brijesh Chowta.
In a statement, he said a large number of people from the coastal region travel to Muscat for employment and business purposes, and there had been strong demand to restart the direct service. He said he had written to the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation requesting the resumption of the flight. Following this, Air India Express will operate the service.
As per the current schedule, the flight will operate twice a week, on Sundays and Tuesdays. The direct service is expected to reduce travel time and provide major relief to NRIs by enabling them to travel directly to their hometown.
The sudden suspension of the Mangaluru–Muscat direct flight had caused serious inconvenience to thousands of passengers from the coastal belt settled in Muscat. Those travelling to Mangaluru were forced to take connecting routes via Delhi, Mumbai or Kannur.
