No audience for 'Kashmir Files' movie in Mandya, BJP leader arranges free viewing
Mandya: In the background of having no viewing audience at the Kokila film theatre for ‘The Kashmir Files’ movie in Pandavapura, a BJP leader reportedly made arrangements for a free screening of the film.
The BJP leader and the Parivarthana Trust president Dr. N. S. Indresh’s supporters reportedly made arrangements to screen the movie free of cost for Wednesday and Thursday.
As per the arrangements made, Indresh’s followers and few members of the public are availing the offer and watching the movie, it is learned.
Amid this, Dr. N. S. Indresh who spoke to the media said, “The Kashmir Files’ portrays the reality of Kashmir. Therefore, every Hindu and all Indians must watch this great movie”, he said.
“This is an excellent movie that shows Kashmir’s history and Hindutva. Whoever possesses nationalism, Hindutva and great respect towards the nation, and patriotism, they will watch this movie without missing”, he said.
BJP leader S.N.T. Somashekhar, Balaghatta Ashok, Rajeev Thammanna, Kodaala Ashok, Arakanakere Purushottam, Kokila movie theatre’s staff Harohalli Narayanappa, Ashokanna along with the admirers of Dr. N. S. Indresh were present.
One viewer watches the movie buying 10 tickets:
On Tuesday, March 22, when the Kokila movie theatre faced scarcity of viewing audience to watch the ‘The Kashmir Files’ movie, one individual bought 10 tickets by himself and watched the movie, it is learned.
When Harohalli village resident Diamond Ravi from Pandavapura Town went to the Kokila movie theatre to watch the movie, he found that no one had come to watch the film. Therefore the movie theatre manager had said that the screening of the movie would be cancelled. At that time, Diamond Ravi bought 10 tickets and reportedly watched the movie alone.
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Karnataka: Four of family killed in roof collapse in Vijayapura amid heavy rain
Vijayapura (Karnataka) (PTI): Four members of a family were killed after the roof of an old rented house collapsed during heavy rain accompanied by strong winds in this district, police said on Friday.
The deceased were identified as Gurunath Badigera (35), his wife Jyoti Badigera (28), and their two children, Kalamma Badigera (13) and Kirti Badigera (9), they said.
The incident occurred at Moratagi village of Alamela taluk in Vijayapura district, police said.
According to police, the family had been staying in the old rented house while repair work was underway at their own residence. The incident occurred on Thursday night when the roof of the house collapsed due to the heavy rain and wind.
All four members of the family were asleep when the roof of the house suddenly collapsed on them, following which they got trapped under the debris and died on the spot, a senior police officer said.
Personnel from the Fire and Emergency Services Department and the police rushed to the spot and undertook rescue operations to retrieve the bodies.
Police said the incident took place under the jurisdiction of the Sindagi Police Station. Senior police officials visited the spot and inspected the area. Further investigation is underway.
