Bengaluru: Man beaten to death for objecting to neighbor's pet dog defecating in front of his house
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Bengaluru: In a shocking incident, a man was beaten to death under the Soladevanahalli police station limits of the city for objecting to a neighbor for bringing his dog for defecating in front of his house.
The incident occurred on Saturday, and the victim has been identified as Muniraju, while another person named Murali was seriously injured in the altercation.
According to reports, Pramod, Ravikumar, and Pallavi have been arrested in connection with the incident.
Pramod had been taking his dog to defecate in front of Muniraju's house every day, which led to Muniraju objecting to the behavior. Pramod and Ravikumar reportedly began harassing Muniraju, along with the dog, which resulted in Muniraju lodging a complaint with the Soladevanahalli police station.
Both Muniraju and Pramod were called to the police station, where they were held for questioning and an undertaking was written.
The day after he went to the police station, Pramod and Ravikumar allegedly assaulted Muniraju with a stick, leading to his death.
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Stalin accuses Centre of trying to use women's quota as 'weapon,' slams EPS over delimitation
Chennai (PTI): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has strongly criticised the Centre over the women's reservation and accused it of trying to use it as a "weapon" to tackle the opposition before taking up the delimitation exercise based on population.
"The Union government is not concerned about implementing reservations for women. If their concerns were genuine, they could have done it right away. Rather than doing that, the BJP-led Centre is thinking of using it as a weapon to tackle opposition and take up the delimitation exercise based on population," he told PTI in an interview.
"Hence, the women's reservation must be implemented immediately without showing delimitation as a reason," the DMK president added.
Expressing apprehensions on the proposed delimitation exercise, the CM said it was the DMK that raised the first voice asserting the rights of the state after realising that Tamil Nadu would be affected by the proposed exercise. He also attacked his rival and AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami over the delimitation issue.
Recalling efforts made by the DMK to raise the issue of population-based delimitation, he said an all-party meeting and a meeting of CMs under the auspices of the Joint Action Committee seeking fair delimitation were convened. It sought to freeze delimitation for 25 years and stick to it based on the 1971 Census population.
"We urged the union government that states which successfully implemented population control programmes must not be punished," he added.
The party came up with "Tamil Nadu poradum, Tamil Nadu vellum" (Tamil Nadu will struggle, Tamil Nadu will win) and this is DMK's stand, he said.
"However, Palaniswami, who is seeking votes for the entry of the BJP through the backdoor, has till date been mute over delimitation, and this is a betrayal of the people of Tamil Nadu."
