Riots in Bengaluru - Government determined to recover loss from rioters


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Aug 19: Before moving a petition before the high court bench headed by the Chief Justice seeking appointment of claim commissioner, the state government has issued an official order appointing an officer of the additional director general of police level to estimate losses on the basis of first information reports (FIR). The post of litigation conducting officer of ADGP rank will prepare documents and to estimate preliminary information on the same. This officer will work to file applications on the basis of FIRs filed and to supply the same to the government advocates and to file affidavits on behalf of the state government in the high court. This procedure is followed as per the directions issued by the Supreme Court to recover damages from the guilty.


Aftermath of Bengaluru violence (file photo)

In the meanwhile, former chief minister Siddaramaiah said that the disturbances are being used as a tool to remove B S Yediyurappa from the post of the CM. In a tweet, he remarked that the state BJP has split into two and a group led by leaders close to RSS is trying to unseat the CM. He stated that state BJP leaders want to blame Congress for the disturbances and get political benefit by terming it as communal clash, rather than finding out real culprits behind the riots.

Minister C T Ravi, speaking at Delhi, lashed out at MLA Zameer Ahmed Khan, who said that those who participated in the disturbances were innocent people. He said that Naveen had reacted to a post about Lord Ram on the basis of which the trouble started. He said that those who took part in the disturbances are getting benefits illegally and conducting businesses without licences. Noting that Zameer Ahmed has been distributing compensation to the riots-accused, he predicted that he might also finance the Kashmiri terrorists in future.

State Congress president D K Shivakumar stated that Naveen is a BJP supporter and that no Congress leaders were involved with the disturbances. He accused the government of harassing Congressmen to cover up its own mistakes.

 

  

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  • Sagar shetty, Kottara chowki

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    If they do not pay for the damages to public property they should be punished with aditional term in jail.

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  • Azeez Vittal, Dxb

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    It's a good move.It should be a lesson for everyone who involves in the destruction of public property.

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  • Richard, India

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    It will be interesting to watch , if this will be for everyone who participated in the demonstration or only those who destroyed property. If all participants of demonstration are penalised, then this could spell an end to any public demonstration.

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  • Observer, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Different law for different people.

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  • Vinod Kanchan, Dubai

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    The Govt should recover and put them behind bars to ensure this is not repeated again in there Life time.

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  • Mohammed, India

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    That means govt has to release all accused after recovering losses..

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Why...they should be released to cause more trouble. Let them enjoy the sasural hospitality for 10 years until their heads become normal.

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  • Mohammed, India

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Then why govt want to recover from these people?? And if govt did recover from these people, then there is no case against them.. because they will pay the fine for their mistake, there is no such law to keep them in jail after recovering.. govt can keep them jail or leave them by recovering.. and you cant arrest them just because what they will do in future..

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Don't take unnecessary tension Bhai......police and judiciary will take action as per laws that are in force in the country/state.

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  • Yashwanth, Mangaluru

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Looks like you know eveything about the law and regulations. Your responses seems to be a good example of oneself being totally misinformed 😂👍 about the state of affairs happening in your sorroundings.

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  • Raj, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Ofcourse...more to arrest...crowd is around 3000 to 4000 people.

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  • Chidananda, BANGALORE

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Good decision...One more request Govt should also collect from( Major part) The person who is reason behind the incident , so that in future no body will not create in any this kind act

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  • Observer, Mangaluru

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Let's wayback from 1992.

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  • Raj, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Ban SDPI PFI and KFD.

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  • M.Mathias, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Perfect. But identify the right people who did it.

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  • suhail, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Very Good decision by the government its the lesson for damaging public property.

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  • NOOR, KSA

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    good move.... but law should be equal for all the people & than identify the right people to recover the loss & it should be distributed among concerned people.

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  • Surya, Mlore

    Wed, Aug 19 2020

    Dont worry law wl equal for all people
    Culprits aremore than 2000
    They wl find and recover loss from rioters

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