Bengaluru: Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Thursday confirmed that the Government has no plans to impose night curfews in the state again due to COVID-19.
He was speaking to a reporter in Udupi when he added that the Technical Advisory Committee on COVID-19 has instructed people to take precautions. “This can also be done without imposing night curfews” Bommai added while confirming that no meeting was called to discuss imposing night curfews in the state again.
He further said, “It is the responsibility of people to ensure that there is no crowding during the New Year’s Eve. Strict action will be taken against the violators”.
Confirming that the BJP government in the state led by BS Yediyurappa will bring in a new law against Love Jihad, Bommai noted that there was no confusion about it and the government is resolute to frame the new law.
Speaking about how the law against Love Jihad will be implemented he said he has instructed officials to get copies notification of the law against Love Jihad introduced by the UP government.
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Jamshedpur(PTI): Jharkhand Police on Sunday recovered two bodies, including that of a woman, from separate lakes in Jamshedpur.
A woman’s body was found floating in Dimna Lake on the outskirts of the city within Boram police station limits, an officer said.
Locals at the picnic spot alerted police after spotting the body in the afternoon.
A bag found near the lake helped authorities identify the victim as 43-year-old Sanju Devi, a resident of Sonari.
Though the exact reason behind the death could not yet be ascertained, it seemed to be a case of suicide due to domestic discord, officer-in-charge of Boram police station Neeraj Kumar said.
In a separate incident, police recovered the body of 37-year-old Zeeshan Riyaz from Beldih Lake within Bistupur police station.
Riyaz had been missing since Friday evening.
Police said investigations are underway to determine the cause of death in both cases.
