Bengaluru violence was SDPI, PFI conspiracy, claims Nalin Kateel

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August 13, 2020

Mangaluru, Aug 13: Dubbing the August 11 Bengaluru violence as 'fundamentalist madness', Karnataka BJP president Nalin Kumar Kateel has suspected a conspiracy by Muslim dominant organization.

Speaking to media persons, Mr Kateel, who represents Dakshina Kannada constituency in the parliament, said that organisations like Social Democratic Party of India, Popular Front of India and Karnataka Forum for Dignity are conspiring to tarnish the image of BJP government, which according to him is running the administration 'smoothly' in the State.

"It seems to be a systematic plan, as to how around 3,000 people gather suddenly and so many stones and petrol come for causing violence? The government would take stringent action against those responsible for the violence," he said.

A former minister and present MLA had earlier said that the state will be on fire during anti-CAA protest in Mangaluru, he recalled.

Large and Medium Scale Industries Minister Jagadish Shettar said the violence is not a failure of the police, but the incident is condemnable.

Nobody should violate the law in the name of religion. Strict action would be taken against those who create violence in the name of religion, Shettar said.

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He and the paid medias trying to cover rss hidden agenda and policy. What ever happened in Bengaluru is
Only by the rss.
All pre-planned and they want to tag one particular community.

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Mangaluru: 32-year-old Karthik Bhat ends life after brutally killing wife and child

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November 10,2024

Mangaluru: A heart-wrenching tragedy unfolded in the quiet Bellayuru village on the outskirts of Mangaluru as a man’s life ended on a railway track following an apparent double murder. Authorities from the Mulki police station identified the man as Karthik Bhat, 32, whose lifeless body was discovered on the tracks with his head positioned on the rail, indicating a tragic suicide.

Nearby, police recovered keys to a scooter and a house, which eventually led them to uncover a series of chilling events. Following the trail, officers located Bhat’s scooter parked near Mahammayi Temple. Inside the vehicle, they found documents confirming his identity, including an RC, insurance papers, and his driving license.

Their search continued to Bhat's home in Pakshikere, Kemral village, where they discovered a locked room. With the keys retrieved from the tracks, police unlocked the door, only to be confronted by a horrifying sight. The bodies of Priyanka (28) and her young son Hriday (4) lay in a pool of blood, pointing to a brutal murder that occurred just hours before Bhat’s suicide.

Initial investigations suggest Bhat, beleaguered by ongoing family disputes, committed the murders of his wife and son on the evening of November 8 before tragically ending his own life. A death note found in his diary hinted at his mental state and tragic intentions.

Priyanka’s family, residing in Shivamogga, was informed of the incident. The couple, married for six years, now leaves behind grieving relatives and unanswered questions. Police have initiated formal proceedings, collecting statements from family members as they continue their investigation into the tragic sequence of events.

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