BJP abetting riots to hide its failures: KPCC Working President Eshwar Khandre
Kalburgi: KPCC working president Eshwar Khandre on Sunday alleged that the government is yielding to riots and brings sentimental matters to the forefront to hide their failures.
Speaking to reporters about the Hubballi riots, he said that it is important to maintain harmony. “The guilty should be punished. The BJP is bringing sentimental matters to the forefront to back their wrongs. People are watching everything,” he said.
“Karnataka has become the corruption capital due to BJP’s politics. Contractor Santosh Patil has killed himself by mentioning former minister Eshwarappa in his death note. The case must have been registered under Prevention of Corruption Act. Yet, the government is backing Eshwarappa,” he alleged.
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5 schoolchildren among 7 killed in blast in southwest Pakistan
Islamabad (PTI): At least seven people, including five schoolchildren and a policeman, were killed on Friday in a remote-controlled blast in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, according to media reports.
The blast occurred at 8.35 am near a school at the Civil Hospital Chowk of the Mastung district of the province, Dawn newspaper reported.
“It appears that an IED (improvised explosive device) attached to a motorcycle was detonated near a police mobile,” Kalat Division Commissioner Naeem Bazai was quoted as saying in the report.
“So far, seven individuals have been killed, including five school students,” Bazai said. At least 22 people were injured in the attack.
Most of those injured were schoolchildren, Geo News reported, adding that they were shifted to a nearby hospital.
A police van and several auto-rickshaws were damaged in the explosion, according to the report.
An emergency was declared across all Quetta hospitals after the blast, the report said quoting the provincial health department spokesperson, adding that all doctors, pharmacists, staff nurses and other medical staff were summoned.
