Police on Monday resorted to lathi charge and fired tear gas as violence broke out once again in Shivamogga while the body of slain Bajrang Dal activist Harsha was being taken for cremation from his house.
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Protests by the Congress, who are demanding the sacking of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister K S Eshwarappa and that he be booked for sedition over a statement on the national flag, continued to rock the Assembly proceedings in Karnataka for the fourth consecutive day on Monday.
Local police have arrested two people in connection with the murder case of Bajrang Dal activist Harsha. The slain activist was brutally killed on Sunday night in the city.
In the background of the murder of Shimoga youth Bajrang Dal activist named Harsha, prohibitory orders have been imposed in Bhadravati town as a precautionary measure. Tahsildar Pradeep has issued the order in this regard.
In the case of murder that reportedly occurred on Sunday night, the Minister of Home Affairs said, “We have obtained the clues pertaining to the murder accused, and they will be arrested at the earliest”, he informed.
In an incident reported from Shimoga, a youngster was brutally stabbed and killed in the city’s Bharati Colony here on late Sunday evening.
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The Congress in Karnataka continued its agitation inside the Karnataka Assembly for the past three days demanding removal of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister K S Eshwarappa for his alleged statement on the national flag.
