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Nandita's family keeps minister waiting at doorstep

  •   Sun, Dec 14 2014 11:55:28 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Shivamogga (SP)

Shivamogga, Dec 14: The family of Nandita created awkward moments for district in-charge minister, Kimmane Ratnakar, by not opening the doors of its house when the minister came calling on Saturday December 13. The minister had visited the family to console the members in connection with losing its provision store in fire the previous day, after losing their daughter tragically a few weeks back.

The minister had visited the spot where the provision store of Krishnamurty, father of Nandita, stood at Balebail near Thirthahalli till the day before. Thereafter, he went to Krishnamurty's house to share their agony. The family had been sounded in the morning about the proposed visit of the minister. But when the minister reached his house, Krishnamurty was not at home. No one extended him a welcome. Even though the minister was waiting at their doorsteps, none of the family members opened the doors. Policemen later called out the family members and made them to let the minister in, giving some moments of discomfiture for the minister.

The minister spoke to the family for about 15 minutes before leaving. In the meanwhile, additional police personeel have been posted in Balebail and Thirthahalli to avert any untoward incidents as a repercussion for burning of the said provision store.

The local BJP leaders said that they will reconstruct the provision store of Krishnamurty, which was gutted in late night fire on Friday. This shop was the only source of income for the family. These leaders said that they will collect donations from donors and general public for building this shop. Work on this shop began on Saturday itself.

Sources in the meanwhile, said that Krishnamurty has decided not to accept any compensation that might be extended by the government.

 
  

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  • true indian, shimoga

    Tue, Dec 16 2014

    IDU YALLA BJP YA KIVADA

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  • mann, bangalore

    Mon, Dec 15 2014

    Important to know is, what the Minister had talked\supported Krishnamurthy and later to his family when he was away, from the Government.
    This, the Media is conveniently not mentioning, where as, they will go all out to spread the other news.
    Minister does not visit just for the sake of visiting couple of times.
    BJP is taking advantage of the tragic situation.
    At all cost, Government should find out who set the store on fire.. then the the real truth will come out.

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  • Abdul Jabbar, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 15 2014

    I feel extreamly sorry for Mr krishnaMurthy..He has lost everything ..his daughter ,his source of income..If erfan is directly or indirectly involved in nanditas death or torching of provision store ,he should be nailed.Culprit shouldnt go scott free at any cost..whoever it is..People of all the communities should come together to see to it that justice is done to Nanditas family..

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Dec 14 2014

    It is understood that in such a case of their sorrow they must not wait with a hearty welcome to Minister for his Arrival .and Minister also should have bit understanding.Never mind ,he met them afterall.when one or the other knocks at their door for a interview,or journalists come and make Fotos,is a real nuesense and disturbing of minds peace in a Situation of Terror and a loss of a Family member.afterall he met them and hope he did understand.Ministers also make normal People to wait for hours when one wants to have either speech or other things.

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