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Mangalore: Bajrang Dal Organizes Motor Rally Ahead of Hindu Samajotsavs

  •   Thu, Dec 30 2010 12:28:23 AM

Pics: Manju Neereshwallya
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (RD/CN)

Mangalore, Dec 29: The Bajrang Dal organized a two-wheeler and four-wheeler motor rally in the city on Wednesday December 29 as part of the Hindu Samajotsava that is to be held here on Sunday January 2.

Hanumat Jagaran Abhiyan Samiti president Ravishankar Mijar, secretary and lawyer Jagdish Shenava inaugurated the motor rally at Urwa Market ground here at 1.30 pm on Wednesday.

The motor rally passed through Lady Hill, Lalbagh, KSRTC – Bejai, Jyothi, and concluded at Nehru Maidan here at on Wednesday evening. A large number of people participated in the rally.
  

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  • krishna, Hyderabad

    Thu, Dec 30 2010

    Yes! Election Comission has to ban Marriages,formalities of death and birth,rituals in temples or other places, even gatherings of any type in temples or other places so that we can keep the secularism in track and intact!

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  • krishna, Hyderabad

    Thu, Dec 30 2010

    Oh! At last it is found that Saffron Buntings are the real culprit of India's Environmental Degradation! Thank you.
    And a motorcade of 60 minutes passed within 3 minits from a place to place has created trafic havoc? Surprising!

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  • Merwin, mangalore

    Wed, Dec 29 2010

    traffic rules are not applicable for right wing people? Plastic buntings in the whole city? Is our environment minister blind to this? Does the law hold good to all the sections of the society?

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  • Ramesh, USA

    Wed, Dec 29 2010

    Recently somewhere I read that wearing helmet is mandatory in City Corporation Limit. But I don't see riders wearing helmet in the above pictures. Were traffic police personals, RTO officers sleeping ? or "Lady Hill, Lalbagh, KSRTC – Bejai, Jyothi," these places are not part of Mangalore City Corporation area, OR the traffic rules are not applicable for right wing people?

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  • kamath, attavar

    Wed, Dec 29 2010

    vaav the motor cycle rider no rules of helmet ?? for saffron .pls be serch job any other.

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  • Gabriel, Sagar

    Wed, Dec 29 2010

    Samajotsava of any community either of the majority or of the minority ought to be avoided during an election time. When the elections dates are being announced that is not the time to stage rallys and samajotsavs. The Election commission must take note of this repeated communal divisive trends in the society.

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  • Doddanna, Damaskatte/Abudhabi

    Wed, Dec 29 2010

    How the rally can begin at 1.30 pm on Wednesday and end at 12.30 pm on Wednesday? Looks like a pardox. A large number of people does not seems to be large at all, even a mini accident on road side would attract more people than this gathering. Women are completely set aside from this group, which means half of the population does not approve of this group. This rally has no purpose at all than gives an impression that they wanted to have an outing on bykes together. Jai Ho Indian Democracy. Doddanna - Damaskatte.

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