Yediyurappa hints at more stringent measures to curb COVID in state, says it’s inevitable
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Friday hinted that his government may undertake stringent measures to curb the steep rise in the number of COVID-19 cases. He said it has become necessary to take further measures amidst the growing number of cases.
He was talking to reporters after visiting and offering prayers at the Annamma temple in the city on Friday.
The CM added that he will chair meetings with officials over Friday and Saturday to decide on the further course of action to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the state.
“People do not follow COVID curfew. They do not take our warnings seriously. If they do not follow the guidelines we will be forced to take strict measures like complete lockdown” he said.
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Mangaluru: Accused sent to judicial custody in unisex salon vandalism case
Mangaluru: Fourteen Rama Sena activists, including their leader Prasad Attavar, have been remanded to two weeks of judicial custody following their involvement in the vandalism of Colors Unisex Salon near Bejai here on Thursday.
The activists reportedly stormed into the salon, alleging that immoral activities were taking place on the premises. They caused significant damage by breaking furniture, while also assaulting, insulting, and verbally abusing the staff before fleeing the scene.
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Barke police arrested all 14 individuals, including Prasad Attavar. Following their arrest, the accused were presented before the court on Friday, and the court issued a judicial custody to the accused.
