Mangaluru: Mithun Rai supporters, BJP workers clash; cops injured, vehicle damaged


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, May 10: Tension erupted at Moodushedde gram panchayath limits as a scuffle broke out between workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress on Wednesday, .

The incident occurred during the visit of Congress candidate Mithun Rai to the area, leading to a clash between Congress workers and BJP workers. The scuffle escalated, with stones being pelted, resulting in injuries to both police personnel and civilians. Additionally, a police vehicle was damaged during the chaos.

Moodushedde falls within the Mulky Moodabidiri constituency, further intensifying the political implications of the incident. Witnesses allege that two individuals were injured, including a woman who was reportedly assaulted. The clash between the two political factions was marked by the exchange of slogans both in support and against the respective parties. In an attempt to restore order, Karnataka State Reserve Police (KSRP) platoons were deployed to the scene.

As tensions rose and the situation threatened to spiral out of control, the authorities intervened to contain the violence. The police are conducting an investigation into the scuffle and working to identify those responsible for instigating the clash.

Sec 144 imposed

In response to the tense situation in Moodushedde, authorities have imposed Section 144, prohibiting the entry of outsiders into the area. A check post has been established at Moodushedde to monitor and control access. These measures have been implemented to maintain peace and ensure the safety of the local residents. As of now, the situation remains under control, and law enforcement agencies are working diligently to prevent any further escalation of the situation.

 

 

  

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