Udupi: 'Moral police' hand over students to 'real police'


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Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (EP)

Udupi, Oct 19: Locals and members of a religious organization handed over the students of two different communities to the police on Friday, October 17. The students were said to have found walking together on the Kadipatna beach in Padubidri.

The group consisting of six girls including the daughter of a businessman had come to Padubidri beach. Meanwhile a group of six boys from another community had also come for a walk in the beach.

The locals who saw the two groups informed the organization which visited the venue to have heated arguments with the boys.Meanwhile two girls from the group started arguing with the organization saying “You call the police if you want. We are not scared. We are just friends. Leave us alone.”

The activists pacified the girls to inform their parents later.

It is said that the both groups were the students of a college in Mudarangadi and had come to the beach for discussing about a re union. However activists of the organization alleged that two of the boys in the group were not studying in the mentioned college at all.

The locals have condemned the behaviour of students saying that these days the incidents of "love between two communities" have increased.

Padubidri station police arrived at the place and took the concerned to the police station to close the issue peacefully.

  

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  • sadanand shetty, dubai

    Sun, Oct 19 2014

    This religious organizations are bull%$it. i really don't understand wt d hell rights this people are having to interfere in others personnel or public life if its not disturbing any one else. if we need peace of mind in mangalore or in udupi first of all these religious organizations should be banned.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Oct 19 2014

    First ask locals whether they have no other work than watching the People and informing their Moral Police.Do one has to ask their permission to go to beach or elsewhere even though they are not of same Religion?After so many years of Independence (in real life it is not in Mangalore possible)have to fear These Young buddies?No wonder Young People go out of house or suicide.why does These People realize it?And Police also without threatening them just leave?Thats why they are not afraid of Police.or do they get Money from someone?stupid Young guys.

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  • Peter, brahmavar

    Sun, Oct 19 2014

    If you are relgious organization offer prayers, pooja at your religious places. Do not threaten or harm general public. This is none of your business. Police and government should take proper action against this stupid organizations.

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  • Ajith, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 19 2014

    Let a man and woman meet and love each other.Who are these d#gs to question.May be these d#gs look like criminals and cannot get a girl.That is why they bring religion and culture to express their frustration.Public should stone these moral policing d#gs whenever they harass people.

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  • vinayak, mangalore / dubai

    Sun, Oct 19 2014

    In the recent days, its getting too much.. Live us live a good life and dont bother us. These religious organisations are real pain..

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  • clvie, Kuwait

    Sun, Oct 19 2014

    What a stupid thing. These religious organisations are getting out of hand.
    Atleast these students are meeting in a public place which clearly shows that they don't have any bad intentions in mind.
    But the organisation' intentions are suspicious.

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