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Mangalore: Women Lay a Siege to Ullal Police Station, Sec 144 Continues

  •   Tue, Jan 22 2008 09:49:57 PM

Mangalore: Women lay a siege to Ullal Police Station, Sec 144 Continues

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (MM/RD)

Pics: Ajith Ullal

Mangalore, Jan 22: The superintendent of police has clamped Section 144 in the neighbourhood of Ullal, lies in the outskirts of city, on Tuesday, January 22, as a security measure to curb the situation, owing to violence erupted which was threatened to go unabated, on Monday, January 21.

Meanwhile, hundreds of women laid a siege to Ullal police station on Tuesday, for harassing their husbands and children. The women accused that the police gained forceful entry into their houses and arrested their husbands and children, without any valid reason.











 

The police have arrested five persons and summoned forty persons to report at the police station, related to Monday's out break of violence. Tight security has been arranged in the sensitive localities at Mogaveera Patna, Kotepur and Mastikatte where the violence was reported.  

Section 144 will be in force till Thursday, January 24, informed police sources.

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  • steven, goa

    Wed, Jan 23 2008

    What surprise in this Alfred? this or even more happens in every married homes these days!!! Right (s) or left upto you. Hummmmmn

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  • Naser, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 23 2008

    It seems to me Mayya is a fan of Modi. Modi had killed all Muslims and so there he can no more create communal tensions so obvious !. But he is not the bench mark for the peace !. Friends ban all parties who wants create vote banks based on sentiments.Support or create parties which can win elections based on their ability to work for the progress of nation

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  • Alfred J. Rebello, Kundapur/Dubai

    Wed, Jan 23 2008

    Hey folks, have you seen the women force on above photographs. But still they need protection!!!

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  • K. S. Mayya, Mangalore/South Korea

    Wed, Jan 23 2008

    For reasons well known to Mangaloreans, Ullal has been a communally sensitive area for as long as we know. There is always a certain trust deficit between the communities although I am unaware of the demography. This is precisely why it has been an ideal kitchen for our political cooks. You see Kumaraswamy spending a day in someone's house, offering prayers I don't know how many times in the Dargah and well it's not only him but several others.

    Yet, a trivial throwing of plastic chairs by a certain Hameed boils over and the result as we have it now is imposition of section 144. And what is ridiculous is police entering houses to take away the grown up men for questioning (and we all know how they induce the parrots to speak).

    Well, the Kadher dynasty has been ruling Ullal for a long time isn't it? Mr. Kadher, how about touring your constituency if you are in town and promising what your most hated political counterpart in Narendra Modi promised....."No communal violence during my tenure" Modi bashers please wake up and argue otherwise...!!!!

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