Moodbidri: CM promises to pass strict law to crush communalism with iron hand


Yashodhara V Bangera

Daijiworld Media Network - Moodbidri (SP)

Moodbidri, Jan 8: "This taluk will come into existence from January itself. We will earmark funds for the long-pending demand for underground drainage project here in the budget being presented shortly," said Karnataka chief minister (CM), Siddaramaiah.

He was speaking after inaugurating and laying foundation for various works worth Rs 79.50 crore undertaken by various departments in the local legislative assembly constituency by unveiling stone plaques on Sunday January 7. At the meeting organized at Swarajya Maidan here, the CM promised to pass strict law to crush communalism with an iron hand.

While assuring to treat everyone equally and assuring the people that there is no cause for worry, he asked the people of Dakshina Kannada district, who are intelligent, not to allow communalism to get deep-rooted here. He also sought full cooperation and support of the citizens in ensuring that law and order prevails in the district.

"Out of 6.5 crore citizens of Karnataka, 90 percent have availed of one or the other facility from the government. The people of the state are not against our government. BJP is also aware of the way in which we have been running the government. But to create confusion in the minds of the people, the opposition party has been indulging in criticizing and making false allegations against the Congress government. Yeddyurappa has kept repeating his empty rhetorics in Parivartana rallies. The BJP which has two tongues, heavily relies on falsehood for its survival. The only achievement of the BJP was to give bicycles and saris. It does not believe in secularism and has the hidden agenda of making changes in the constitution. The leaders and workers of the BJP in the state do not have faith in the state leaders, and they are dreaming of 'vision 150' solely reposing faith in Modi's charisma. 'Mann Ki Baat' will fail to have any impact in the state. Only 'Kaam Ki Baat' works here," he added. He commented that Ananth Kumar Hegde, who is an MP, is not fit to become even a gram panchayat member.

On this occasion, he released a Kannada work, 'Nudidanthe Nadediddeve (we have kept our word)' containing various achievements of the state government. He also symbolically handed over facilities and certificates to 37 beneficiaries of various schemes.

Dakshina Kannada district in-charge minister, B Ramanath Rai, said that there is a need to restrain communal forces in the district and called upon people not to support people who disturb communal harmony.

Local MLA, K Abhayachandra Jain, who presided over the programme, in his introductory address, hailed Siddaramaiah for taking a pledge to free Karnataka of hunger within an hour of assuming power. He appreciated the CM for sanctioning high amount of grant for the town's development, duly noting that highest grant under 'Vidyasiri' scheme has been bagged by the town which houses over 30,000 students.

Former union minister and Rajya Sabha member, Oscar Fernandes, ministers, U T Khader and Pramod Madhwaraj, chief whip of the legislative council, Ivan D'Souza, MLA, Mohiuddin Bava, president of Tulu Sahitya Academy, A C Bhandary, B H Khader of Karnataka Cashew Development Corporation, local municipal president, Harinakshi Suvarna, Moodbidri Urban Development Authority chairman, Suresh Prabhu, Mangaluru taluk panchayat president, Muhammed Monu, deputy commissioner of the district, S Sasikanth Senthi, chairman of Alvas Education Foundation, Dr Mohan Alva, Majaruguthu Anand Alva, president of Karnataka State Cooperative Apex Bank, Dr M N Rajendra Kumar, and local tahsildar, Muhammed Issac, were present.

Additional deputy commissioner of the district, Kumar, welcomed. Ramachandra Rao Bantwal presented the programme.

On this occasion, Abhayachandra Jain, who has completed 25 years as MLA, felicitated Siddaramaiah, who was on his first ever official visit to the town. On this occasion, condolences were offered to Deepak Rao and Basheer, who were killed recently.

On this occasion, Siddaramaiah said that Abhayachandra Jain is currently going through a phase of political frustration as a result of which he had said he would not contest for assembly election again. "But I have recommended his name as party candidate from here again. I have requested him to change his mind, and he will become your representative again," he added.

BJP attempt to wave black flags

Police personnel arrested BJP leaders,who were preparing to wave black flags at the chief minister on his way to the town after his programme at Puttur on Sunday evening. The leaders were released after the programme. BJP leaders had planned to stand on the road in front of BJP office through which the CM was to move and wave black flags at him. Zilla panchayat member, K P Sucharita Shetty, district BJP vice president, K P Jagadish Adhikari, local Mandal BJP president, Ishwar Katil, and several other leaders were detained and released later. When lodged in the police station here, these leadlers were heard raising slogans against the CM.

  

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  • Beowulf, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Just talk and no action.

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  • pircki, panchanabettu

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Dear CM sir,

    If you have used the Iron Hand law in the initial stage i.e. first murder itself, could have saved many lives. request you to take action against the criminals don't consider their caste/religion. it is the responsibility of the govt to ensure the safety of the people. please stop the dialogue & implement the action. we don't want any kind of drama, since you are in power there is no use in blaming bjp, rss... it is your responsibility to ensure the law & order system.

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  • J.F.D SOUZA, Attavar, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    iron, steel or any metal, do it now itself. Dont waste time Otherwise few more people will die..

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  • Richard, Shirva

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Dear CM...before you take communal(strict) law people will crush your party with united hands!!..ready to face majorities anger u NiddeRamaih...Don't be slave keep something!!....you are the one among to make congress mukth BHARATH

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  • Syed Mohiudin, Iruvail/Riyadh

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Carry on Siddujeeee ....... Mahathma Gandhi the Father of Nation also had even having enemies around. Dont bother you shall continue your harsh root for criminals.

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Hitler too had many enemies he too was carrying out his ambition in spite of opposition

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  • santhu birve, Mumbai./Udupi

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    communal harmony is very much possible provided you take strigent action against cattle thieves drug addicts and love jihadi's.

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  • Mohammed, Kundapur/Qatar

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    sidduji, we don't want only your words, we want you to take action.

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  • Shammi, Karnataka

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    When I see those black flags ,it reminds me of Some organisations based in iraq and syria.And these people are following their footsteps now.When can we see peaceful DK.

    Obviously when these peoples are evicted to Indian Ocean.

    Always making noise on empty vessels.

    Look at the standard of Karnataka congress and where are these domabaratas.I am embarrassed.

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Shammi
    Even I saw ppl waving black flag when MODI / Am it Shah/ Yogi/ AKHegde visited
    Banglr in recent times
    Yes I agree with you DK should be peaceful.

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  • SMR, Karkala

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    I humbly request Chief Minister Siddaramaiah with following proposal to maintain peace;
    1. For Mangalore division shuffle all the police personal from top to bottom ranks. Appoint tough administrator with clean image having 'zero tolerance' to the communal hatred.
    2. Strictly pass the order to 'cyber crime' to block all the IP address which circulates fake news, images and hatred.
    3. Cancel the bail application of NAMO founder Naresh shenoy and speed up the investigation of RTI activist murder. This will revive fortune of Congress if it is serious in Coastal and Malenadu.
    4. Ask for auditing of 'security business' run in the shadow treat and religion by fanatic leaders of organisation. Provide 24 hours police protection by withdrawing private security.
    5. State Home ministry should ask for central help to curb Underworld operating from safe havens.
    6. Complete stop on social evil of 'drugs' which linked political parties.
    7. Total ban on entry of criminals booked under 'Goonda act' to the district.
    8. Zero tolerance on lynching, cow trafficking and moral policing.
    9. Strict monitoring of Alcohol, drugs and money for election funding.
    10. Total implementation of 'communal violence bill' in the state.
    We don't want more Mesta, Deepak, Basheer to be slain in the name of religion for vote bank politics.
    There is no majority and minority. We all Indians. It is time for CM Siddu to walk the talk.
    Jai Hind

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  • Jd, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Please finish off the 8 involved in deepak and basheer. 8 less criminals is quite healthy. We do not want any of these alphabet communities, ban rss, Pfi, vhp, bd, srs, sdpi from Karnataka. We people know how to follow our religion and how to live in a civilised society. The idiots have take over everything, practically. There is a limit and it is touched.

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  • roy pinto, mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    CM promises to pass strict law to crush communalism with iron hand.

    SIR WE NEED ACTION .FIRST DO IT THEN PROMISES.
    AND YOU KNOW PROMISES ARE TO BE BROKEN . SPECIALLY POLITICAN

    SO MY ADVICE TO YOU IS "DO IT " THEN "SAY IT " .

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  • Billu, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Siddu has the humbleness and firmness like the Late Y SR Reddy of Andhra Pradesh !!
    We have high expectations from Siddu and would like to see him as chief minister for the second term.

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  • Kishore Rai, marakada

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    You are also corrupt looks like .....

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    STATE NEED TO CRUSH THESE COMMUNAL FORCES AND ENSURE THE STATE WITH PEACE AND PROGRESS

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  • Cyril R Fernandes, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    CM Siddaramaiah Govt has fulfilled most of their promises and the people of Karnataka knows it very well. People also remember what has done in previous BJP Government and the corruption that time.

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  • sri_elder, Karkala

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Also stop:-
    1. Cattle theft
    2. Love jihad

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  • kas, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Also hang the supporters of RETALIATION

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  • kas, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Promises and laws will not give justice to the innocents... Only Sincere and
    obedient officers can deliver justice . Look at the biassed IG of Uttara kannada who miserably failed to handle the situation ....

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  • Shaan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    When? After your term???

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  • Ivar, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    It is too late Sir. Now you do not have time.
    You might request BJP to pass the law because they are going to form the next government!!

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    Rakesh and Rocks
    Your statement holds good for the ppl who wave black flags for our PM and CM if BJPruled States ? Or you have a separate yardstick ?

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  • Rocks, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    yes, we have a separate yardstick ..

    Because There is huge different between Congress and BJP in state as well as in central...

    Thats why ,. . any question ?

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  • Rakesh, Mundkur

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    ''BJPiss attempt to wave black flags'' Uneducated people what else we can expect from them.

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  • JAGDISH, mumbai

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    And what your educated dongi people doing killing innocents Only to be in power of appeasement ????

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  • Vivek, Hirebyle / Abu dhabi

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    There is no Cricket Match Going on ...Condemn the Act ...and then Blame Party..we Know Which Party doing it for its Benefit...

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  • Rocks, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 08 2018

    We know the CM of our state . .. . the slogan against him or black flag waving infront of him can do only by who are corrupted .. . .

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