Mangaluru, Jan 3: An office of Communist Party of India (CPI) at Bantwal town in Dakshina Kannada was vandalised by protesters belonging to Hindutva organisations last night in protest against Kerala Government following Supreme Court order to allow women enter Sabarimala shrine.
The CPI Bengaluru District Council held a protest demonstration in the city against the attack on its office in Bntwal.
Meanwhile, BJP leaders in Karnataka have accused that the Kerala government for extending support to the women for entering the shrine and giving them full protection to escape by taking to undisclosed place.
Sri Sabarimale Keshtra Samrakshana Samithi, Karnataka South Zone General Secretary Nirmal Kumar Surana, condemning yesterday's entry by two women.
He alleged in a statement issued here on Thursday that "the Review Petitions is coming up for hearing in the Supreme Court on Jan 22, but before that the Kerala State Government has allowed two women to enter the temple”.
Meanwhile, the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) have withdrawn its services to Kerala from port city of Mangaluru and other places, following reports of stone throwing incidents on the state-owned buses.
“The bus services from Bengaluru, Mangalore and other cities going towards Kerala state have withdrawn temporarily” a KSRTC official said.
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Police need to arrest the ring leaders throw them in jail for 1 year and fine them 25 lakhs for destruction of property. So next time they will think twice before they destroy other peoples property.
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