Puttur: Rs 10 lac bond during festivals, a reminder of responsibilities - SP


Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (SP)

Puttur, Sep 5: "It would not be possible for police to keep vigil at all the places during festivals. Therefore, we have stipulated that the organizers conducting processions in sensitive areas have to furnish bonds. There is no need to attach any special meaning to the bond condition, as its main aim to alert the organizers that they have the responsibility to ensure that programmes are held peacefully," said Dakshina Kannada district superintendent of police, Bushan G Borase.

Borase was replying to questions raised by press persons over the condition of bond newly introduced for Ganeshotsava organizers. He said that in 98 percent of cases where Ganeshotsavas are held peacefully, bond condition will not be imposed.

He noted that Bakr Id is also falling during next week. He warned that strict action will be taken against those who take law into their hands and intercept cattle transporters. He reminded that no one has the right to take law into their hands, and that they have to inform the government officials.

Assistant superintendent of police, C B Rishvanth, and inspector of the town station here, Mahesh Prasad, were present.

Recently the police had stipulated that a bond of Rs 10 lac should be furnished for holding festivals by organisations. This policy had received objections from few quarters especially BJP.

  

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  • NN, USA

    Tue, Sep 06 2016

    Securing bond is a very appropriate move. Why do you want to have a public procession for religious feasts inconveniencing the general public? Do it in private.God will bless you more. It was ok in the past when there were 25 crore people and a few hundred vehicles. Now we have to change according to the situation.

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  • RSRB, Kundapura / Singapore

    Tue, Sep 06 2016

    This law helps those miscreants opposing the FESTIVALS.....

    Create trouble to disrupt the festival and also make sure your opponent loose bond money..

    It is not the matter of politics. It is common sense. People today support think HINDUS are at receiving end. But actually it is against all those who celebrate FESTIVALS..

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 06 2016

    RSRB ,,, In Singapore have you seen any religious processions on the roads ...,, If yes, how many in a year ....

    In India ALL processions( of any matter ) on roads should be MERCILESSLY banned ....

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Good move by SP by asking for Rs.10 lak bond by the organizers. It should be applicable to all, irrespective of religion.

    I also request the MCC/Panchayat to follow the same. All damage to the roads, not filling the holes used to erect poles, all the money should be charged to the organizers irrespective of religion.

    There is no accountability for any damage occurred to the public property.

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  • SMR, Karkala

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    I would rather suggest law enforcement department should issue temporary license,only upon written consent of the organiser for peaceful conduct during festivity. THe organiser should be solely responsible for any untoward incident and booked in case of untoward incident.He should also bear the cost of damage to property or life lost.

    Bal Gangadhar Tilak, an Indian nationalist, social reformer and freedom fighter. Greatly esteemed by the Indian people, especially of Maharashtra, Tilak was commonly referred to as "Lokmanya" or "he who is regarded by the people". It was Tilak, who brought back the tradition of Ganesh Chaturthi and reshaped the annual Ganesh festival from private family celebrations into a grand public event.In his nationalistic strivings against the British in Maharashtra. He knew that India couldn't fight her rulers until she solved the differences within her own. Hence, to unite all social classes Tilak chose Ganesha as a rallying point for Indian protest against British rule because of his wide appeal as "the god for Everyman".

    Ganesh Chaturthi, one of the most sacred Hindu festivals, celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha - the supreme God of wisdom and prosperity.Any violence is disregard God and national unity in both sense.

    Jai Hind

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    It is good to see that the new Superintendent of Police Mr. Bushan is taking proper measures in advance to ensure that Law and order is maintained at all costs. His advance remedial measures should have the desired results.

    If people are not satisfied or are not happy with any situation they can go to the right authorities for remedial measures. They do not have a right to take law into their own hands.

    Kudos to you Mr. Bhushan. You are making your presence felt

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  • Gurudath, M'lore/Mumbai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    When the Bhagyas started we should have known about the type of government. Just wait till 2018.

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  • Eulalia Dsouza, Bijai/Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    It's a Great Move by Police Dept is what I feel. What happens with us is that we the citizens most of the times, fail to follow rules n regulations put down by our authorities, which are been enforced by the law, because when a Festive Program turns in to a disaster, the same general public which has not abided by the law, turns back to the authority and questions their integrity. We feel proud not to follow rules at times. When we do not co-operate with Police Dept, when we believe in breaking rules, it is but natural Police dept take such steps to maintain peace n harmony in society. We all know that Police Dept is short staffed and also is working under pressure from all walks of life. After all let us admit they are also " Human Beings " . While we are all busy celebrating and enjoying Festivals with our families, they are all busy guarding us & back home their families waiting for them back at home. I think that is not justified.
    One more thing, without pointing fingers at any religion here, why should we have such processions and functions, which disturb general public with loud music, loud shouts n screams attracting ire of general public. Why should roads be blocked, traffic be held at ransom with so called Festival Pendals and processions. Like Lokesh has written, why we can not have Festivals restricted to our homes or places of worships. Not on main roads, inconveniencing general public.
    So Police are left with no options but to come with new measures to maintain peace n harmony in society for our own safety, security and well being.

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  • Rajesh, dubai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Which type of bond..... Same like Ravi Shanker gave to SC in UP. When court claimed the amount they told we don't have money......?

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  • sri, Karkala

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    How do they fix bond value at only 10 lacs? Why not bond value fixed at 1crore or 10 crores?

    @Shankar- you are right. Police should resign if they cannot deliver. There are hundreds of qualified people looking for government jobs.

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  • Felix, Oman / Udupi

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Instead of "Bond", I feel, Bank Guarantee would be better.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Dubai/Mundkur

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Yes DSP Saab….better we increase the bond value so that you can close few Police Station in our region which is totally useless due to political leader’s interference most of the time!!!! Better you refuse to give protection vehemently. For your kind info….we have better knowhow how to deal with such situation!!!! Go and ask similar Bond from other religion too….and you will get the “Taste of your life” for sure along with transfer letter too

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  • RAZAK, Nitte/ Kuwait

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Ora untale marre..
    olu... ear ... olpa kall dakkdini..ottare andajigh paatherochi..

    bond la borchi deposit la borchi.. chauti pili bokka thaleem dottugu gauji aavodu...

    maatherla poi.

    peppe...re ...re....re ...re
    jillim ... jillim

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Dubai/Mundkur

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Good one Razak….that’s the spirit all our people should have in their mind instead of asking for useless bond, etc, etc………….

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  • raj, mangalore,Bajal

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    big Thanks Razak Bai

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  • Krishna Kant, Mangalore/Moodbidri

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    This rule should apply to all community, not just to focus on 1 particular community. I think we have more festival then any other community, plus if we put entire worlds festival together still ours will be majority. This bond should apply for everyone.

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  • Krishna Kant, Mangalore/Moodbidri

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    The guy who disagreed me tell me something, Do we Hindus have less festival then others?

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  • Lokesh, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Krishna, you're absolutely right. Unfortunately we can't reduce the number of festivals but instead each and every one want to increase. We have no problem with sound pollution, air pollution, disturbance for the whole society with traffic problems. We all can celebrate festivals at our home and in the place of worship without using the public places and causing any problem to the general public but we are forward thinking people and want to spend our time and money to disturb the society. When it comes to charity neither we have time no we have money.Asking BOND is a big issue since we do not want any RESPONSIBILITY. If you're responsible and what's the problem in accepting that bond.

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Lokesh,

    I decided to shun commenting on this topic for obvious reason but could not hold back after reading your reply to Krishna Kant.

    Everybody who questioned 'why only one community, make the bond compulsory to all', PLEASE READ Lokesh's comment multiple times.

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  • zakir, B'lore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    VERY GOOD DECISION: Every district should implement same rule. Objection comes from the people whose hidden agenda is to create the problem out of the procession or festivals.

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Celebrate festivals and enjoy. The festivals should not be a provocations and enticement to the other communities around you.

    Reminding here what Ex-Chief Minister Yeddy said government cannot keep vigil on all churches. Keep your own security and vigil.

    S.P is right they cannot reach out to all places. They are doing their best.

    MY SUGGESTIONS DON'T STIR THE PEACE .

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  • P. Shirish Kumar, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    It is so silly, some people always think one side,

    My question is , if the organisers try to maintain peace & try to control the people celebrating the festival, and if any outsiders throw stones or try to disturb , like last time some culprits did near Jokatte, then who is responsible for the incidence?

    Now with whom Police will take Bond?

    Secondly,
    if Police failure to control law & order & shift their responsibilities to public, then I am sure one day they will ask each & every driver to provide a Bond to minimise Road accidents instead of discharging Traffic Police duties.?

    This is an open surrender of Police department.

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Why this policy had received objections from few quarters especially BJP only??

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  • RSRB, Kundapura / Singapore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Ronald D, Udupi

    may be because they have the experience of slippers and stones being thrown during Ganeshothsava procession by so called police sponsored Sickulars and uthsava committee have to bear the pain of bond money

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  • alwynsoans, mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    because bjpee targeted 150 seats in he next assembly election...

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  • Ummar, Udupi/Dubai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016


    Because they are the one who disturbing the peace and damaging the public property in the name of festival/procession. They don't change their habit. So fear of losing money.

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  • P. Shirish Kumar, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Very simple, because other people can take advantage & provoke the people who are celebrating the festival. Atleast some time use commonsense before write

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  • sandeep, Mang

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Hope rule shall be applied to all sections without chor ministers pressure.

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  • Francis J. Saldanha, Moodubelle / Bahrain

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Responsibility is the key word bond is just a tool to have a peaceful and meaningful celebrations/ public gathering by one and all. Hence it’s a good move in the right direction, where everyone will have the responsibility

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  • Shan, dubai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    In UAE Few years back people use to slaughter the animal near residence and throw the waste and blood but now UAE made this is illegal and whoever want to slaughter any animal, they have to take to slaughter house. If anyone caught with illegal slaughter they will penalize/punish them. I have seen this type of slaughtering birds and animals during their festive celebrations i.e. mari pooja, Bakri eid in public places and you will find all waste and blood on the roads. The authorities must take strong against these illegal against any religion activities.

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  • Ganesh Pai, Dubai / Kavoor

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    what about for people who start stone pelting about offering prayers? Will Bond apply for them? Or Will they get Peace Bhagya?

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  • PEDDU, MANGALURU

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    THIS IS ONE-THING YOU CAN DO STOP THE MANIAC

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Good and sensible thinking -its main aim is to alert the organizers that they have the RESPONSIBILITY to ensure that programmes are held peacefully," said Dakshina Kannada SP....

    Let all the monsters learn the lesson which was long due ..

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Monsters should stop throwing stones at religious processions too.
    applicable to both the sides.

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Carry movie cameras with your procession and find out who is throwing stones, then hand over the case to Police who will take care... Sure you will find that the case bhatkal nagabana will be repeated
    I did not mean monsters from any religion, I meant all the trouble makers who come on the roads to create trouble ...

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Dubai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Monsters also stop "purposely" to go procession in sensitive areas and create disturbance in society.

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  • Joseph D Souza, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Good move. Follow the law at least with the fear of losing your deposit. Great idea by the police and should be followed all over the country for every feast of every religion....

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    If you can not keep vigil at places under your jurisdiction, you should resign and go. Pave way for efficient officers.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Dubai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Shanakr ji

    Read last sentence
    "This policy had received objections from few quarters especially BJP"
    because their Sanghi's "first to create" disturbance in society for their political gain of-course they made objection.

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Nawaz Saab,
    Please explain me how the bond could stop miscreants creating trouble.

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  • Ummar, Udupi/Dubai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016


    @ Shankar

    It is just simple. If anyone damage the public property police can compensate from that money. So festivals and processions should be peaceful.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Dubai

    Mon, Sep 05 2016

    Shankar Ji,
    Sponsors of any kind of religious procession may get alert on this and keep calm to retain the peace within their boundary. If problem created by "Outsider" then that responsibility police dept. will take care. all of has some limitation and final conclude is peaceful environment from both side without any kind problem.

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