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Kasargod: Six Injured in Group Clashes, Prohibitory Orders Issued for a Week

  •   Sat, Feb 11 2012 05:02:57 PM

Kasargod: Six Injured in Group Clashes, Prohibitory Orders Issued for a Week
 
Steven Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (PS)
 
Kasargod, Feb 11: An incident of assault reported on Friday February 10 night resulted in a group clash in Kasargod, wherein stones were pelted at several houses and people were injured.

Prohibitory orders are in place in the district for a week.

Six persons have been injured in assault and stabbing incidents. They have been identified as Ajmal (16), Asim (15), Harshad (15), Babu, Rahul (29), and Sharath (29). Among them Babu is said to be critical and has been admitted to a hospital in Mangalore.
 
A group had assaulted a student near Manippady temple on Friday night. In retaliation, another group attacked two persons and yet another group stabbed a person near Kote Road in Kasargod and two youths were stabbed near Manippady. Stones were pelted at more than 10 houses in Meepuguri.
 
On Saturday morning it came to light that a group had desecrated Shree Durga Parameshwari Kshethra in Meepuguri. A hartal was observed in Madhur panchayat limit. Voluntary bandh is being observed in many parts of the district, and bus service has also been affected as a result.
 
Subsequent reports coming in stated that as many as 25 houses were targeted in Meepuguri area.
 
IGP Shrijith visited Kasargod and conducted inspection. Additional police force and paramilitary teams from Kannur, Wayanad, Malappuram and Kozhikode have been deployed in the areas. District commissioner V N Jithendran ordered ban on movement of two-wheelers in the district from 8 pm to 6 am. Prohibitory orders are in place in the district for a period of one week. Police have been keeping tight vigil to avert any untoward incidents.
  

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  • M. Bhat, Mumbai

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    For temple destruction and idols desecretion & vandalism by their forefathers they are paying in this life and their future generations will pay too in the form of poverty and peaceless life.

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  • Sumithra J , Nellore.Kodyadka

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Why does communal problems happen in Kasaragod again and again May be we should understand that kasaragod is communally sensitive and goverment should make a batallon of Rapid actioN force to stay there permanently to curb and remove any problems in the begining itself.Otherwise the peace fo this coastal area will eb disturbed and people will suffer unwnatedly.

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  • Mohandas Kapikad, Mangaluru

    Sun, Feb 12 2012

    Whatever our Pseudos say, disrespect to religious centre would attract only wrath of the people following that religion. Cow is worshiped by Hindus, & here skull is brought in & naturally, these sort of activities will widen gap between religion. Similar activity was done in past in Sharavu Temple & some temples. CID probe should be done to investigate & bring the culprits to justice.

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  • Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru

    Sun, Feb 12 2012

    Make kasargod part of K'taka. everything will be under control

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  • Rajesh, Mlore

    Sun, Feb 12 2012

    The temple is desecrated..jus imagine if the mosque or church instead of temple:)..hardly see any comments..c'mon guys..

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  • PRASANNA B, BANGALORE

    Sat, Feb 11 2012

    Idol destroyers only can desecrate durga statues. They get protection from Government especially from people like Salman Khurshid.

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  • Melwin Pinto, Mangalore, Rome.

    Sat, Feb 11 2012

    For God's sake stop blaming communities... You will only create more resentment and hatred. those who indulge in violence don't belong to humankind. We start sitting on judgement on each other and vitiate the atmosphere further. It is true that there are politically motivated forces behind the attacks. Let the investigations take place after which we may analyse the situation. I request the Daijiworld to disallow and censor the rash and mindless statements.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/ Mumbai

    Sat, Feb 11 2012

    Someone is trying to divert attention from the real problems of corruption, nepotism, inefficiency, pornography........

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  • Mortein Alviro Crasta Dcruz, Kingston upon Avon

    Sat, Feb 11 2012

    Praise be upon the Lord

    Oh my! Kasargod in the news again,this place is bursting at its seams with ISI(oh sorry IUML) agents, the cops do nothing because of political interference and of course the much maligned secularism( which in Indian context means anti majority-ism). Kasargod is a godforsaken place, those rich enough had said goodbye and moved elsewhere like mangalore to live amongst civilized people, those not so rich enough are making the last stand which is why we see sporadic violence, the wolves are making ground everyday. I cry for my beloved country

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  • Lavin Noronha, Paladka/Bahrain

    Sat, Feb 11 2012

    I guess this is a recreation of "Pakistan flag hoisting" scandal. Hope truth will prevail. All pseudo’s try whatever in your urn to destabilize this country your plot will not see the day of the light. You will be put to shame, defeated every time. It is just a matter of time. India (especially Mangalore) will not be a Taliban for sure.

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  • Shahab/Kasaragod, Dubai

    Sat, Feb 11 2012

    Guys stop fighting in the name of religion. Every religion has a history, respect it ... Rather than stoning / destroying public property . Concentrate on your future. Other than hurts & hatred no one will gain anything from communal fights ...

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