Sangh Parivar activists attack Muslim college principal during I-Day celebration

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August 16, 2017

Hyderabad, Aug 16: In a shocking incident, a group of miscreants belonging to RSS and ABVP allegedly attacked the principal of a government college in Telangana's Nizamabad during flag hoisting on India’s 71st Independence Day.

The miscreants shouted slogans against the principal Mohammed Yakeen asking him to remove his shoes during the flag hoisting. When Yakeen tried to convince the miscreants that removing footwear during flag hoisting was not protocol, they heckled and thrashed him.

Meanwhile, the college authorities have written to the chief minister, seeking arrest of the attackers.

The incident has shocked many and lodging a strong protest Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) demanded immediate action against all those involved in the incident.

The entire incident as shot on a mobile camera. The video shows several people hurling abuses and chanting slogans and pushing Mohammad Yakeen, while he was calmly trying to address them.

Meanwhile, the Nizamabad police has booked a case under 290 (Punishment for public nuisance), 332 (voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant from his duty), 153A (Promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language) and others against unknown people and investing.

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Mangaluru: Ritual turns tragic as woman swept away by waves at Someshwara Beach

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December 16,2024

Mangaluru, Dec 16: A tragic incident unfolded at Someshwara beach on Monday when a woman, participating in the Pinda Pradhana ritual for her late brother-in-law, lost her life after drowning.

The deceased, Usha (72), was the wife of the late Jagadish Bhandary from Derebail. She had traveled to Someshwara with her relatives to perform the ritual for her brother-in-law, Karunakar Bhandary, who had passed away recently.

After completing the ceremony, Usha and her relatives went for a sea bath as part of the rites. Tragically, Usha slipped and was swept away by the strong waves. Though her relatives cried out for help, locals who rushed into the sea could only retrieve her lifeless body. She was declared dead when brought to shore.

Usha had retired after a 40-year career as an assistant secretary at the New Mangalore Port Authority (NMPA). She is survived by her daughter.

The body has been sent to K S Hegde Hospital in Deralakatte for postmortem, and a case has been registered at the Ullal police station.

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Mangaluru man loses ₹17 lakh in share market scam after joining WhatsApp group

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December 10,2024

Mangaluru: In a chilling reminder of the dangers lurking online, a man from Mangaluru fell victim to a sophisticated investment scam, losing a staggering ₹16.9 lakh. The fraudsters, posing as investment advisors, lured the victim via a WhatsApp group with promises of lucrative returns in the share market.

The trap was set when the victim clicked on a link sent by the fraudsters and downloaded a suspicious app. Over time, he transferred substantial sums of money to the fraudsters’ bank accounts, believing he was making profitable investments.

The scam unraveled when the victim tried to withdraw his money but found himself unable to do so. Realizing he had been duped, he lodged a complaint with the Mangaluru Rural Police, who have since registered a case and launched an investigation.

Be cautious

Always verify the authenticity of financial offers, especially when approached via social media or messaging apps. Avoid clicking on unsolicited links or downloading unverified apps. Stay vigilant to protect your hard-earned money from scammers.

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