Bengaluru Violence

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday arrested an alleged key conspirator in the riots in Bengaluru in August last year that left four people dead.

Climate activist Disha Ravi - arrested over a farmers' protest toolkit linked to Republic Day violence in Delhi - has been sent to jail for three days after she was produced in a court today by Delhi Police. Ms Ravi, 22, was arrested from her Bengaluru home last week; she faces charges of conspiracy and sedition.

The three-hour nationwide "chakka jam" -- blockade of national and state highways -- by farmers was held amid a high alert in Delhi on Saturday. Highways across north India, including the Eastern Peripheral Expressway around Delhi, were blocked by farmers protesting against the centre's three farm laws passed in September. In Bengaluru, 30 people ...

PM Narendra Modi very worried: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on violence at iPhone factory near Bengaluru

Last week's violence at a factory near Bengaluru - which is owned by Taiwan-based Wistron Pvt Ltd and manufactures Apple iPhones - was flagged by the centre Tuesday, as it asked the Karnataka government to act swiftly

Apple Inc has said it will probe the violence that broke out on Saturday at a factory that produces iPhone near Bengaluru. Tthe US firm has said it is investigating if its Taiwanese contractor Wistron Corp, which owns the factory, flouted supplier guidelines.

Apple is probing if its Taiwanese contractor Wistron flouted supplier guidelines at a violence-hit iPhone manufacturing facility near Bengaluru, according to a newspaper report citing people familiar with the development.

Violence broke out at a Taiwanese technology giant's plant near Bengaluru after some employees, reportedly angry over salaries, vandalised the facility's premises this morning. While the company, Wistron Corporation, is yet to respond to incident, the Karnataka government strongly condemned it.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials today interrogated former Congress Mayor R Sampath Raj in the central prison in Bengaluru in connection with violence that rocked parts of the city in August.

Former Congress mayor R Sampath Raj, who was wanted in the Bengaluru violence case that left four people dead, has been arrested, police sources said on Tuesday.

As the investigation into the August violence in Bengaluru progresses, the involvement of some Congress party members is increasingly coming into focus.

The NIA probing the August 11 violence in Bengaluru over an alleged inflammatory social media post has questioned two Congress MLAs, B Z Zameer Ahmed Khan and Rizwan Arshad, who were present at the spot on that day.

The National Investigation Agency on Thursday arrested Sayed Saddiq Ali, a missing alleged conspirator in the attack on a Bengaluru police station on August 11, officials said.

Demanding a fair probe into last month's violence in the city, Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka Assembly Siddaramaiah today said the Congress will raise the issue during the coming monsoon session of the state legislature.

Alleging that the BJP government in Karnataka was trying to influence the probe into the recent violence Bengaluru, state Congress chief DK Shivakumar on Thursday asked top police officers not to work as their agents and asserted that his party men had no role in the riots.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday arrested an alleged key conspirator in the riots in Bengaluru in August last year that left four people dead.

Climate activist Disha Ravi - arrested over a farmers' protest toolkit linked to Republic Day violence in Delhi - has been sent to jail for three days after she was produced in a court today by Delhi Police. Ms Ravi, 22, was arrested from her Bengaluru home last week; she faces charges of conspiracy and sedition.

The three-hour nationwide "chakka jam" -- blockade of national and state highways -- by farmers was held amid a high alert in Delhi on Saturday. Highways across north India, including the Eastern Peripheral Expressway around Delhi, were blocked by farmers protesting against the centre's three farm laws passed in September. In Bengaluru, 30 people ...

PM Narendra Modi very worried: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on violence at iPhone factory near Bengaluru

Last week's violence at a factory near Bengaluru - which is owned by Taiwan-based Wistron Pvt Ltd and manufactures Apple iPhones - was flagged by the centre Tuesday, as it asked the Karnataka government to act swiftly

Apple Inc has said it will probe the violence that broke out on Saturday at a factory that produces iPhone near Bengaluru. Tthe US firm has said it is investigating if its Taiwanese contractor Wistron Corp, which owns the factory, flouted supplier guidelines.

Apple is probing if its Taiwanese contractor Wistron flouted supplier guidelines at a violence-hit iPhone manufacturing facility near Bengaluru, according to a newspaper report citing people familiar with the development.

Violence broke out at a Taiwanese technology giant's plant near Bengaluru after some employees, reportedly angry over salaries, vandalised the facility's premises this morning. While the company, Wistron Corporation, is yet to respond to incident, the Karnataka government strongly condemned it.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials today interrogated former Congress Mayor R Sampath Raj in the central prison in Bengaluru in connection with violence that rocked parts of the city in August.

Former Congress mayor R Sampath Raj, who was wanted in the Bengaluru violence case that left four people dead, has been arrested, police sources said on Tuesday.

As the investigation into the August violence in Bengaluru progresses, the involvement of some Congress party members is increasingly coming into focus.

The NIA probing the August 11 violence in Bengaluru over an alleged inflammatory social media post has questioned two Congress MLAs, B Z Zameer Ahmed Khan and Rizwan Arshad, who were present at the spot on that day.

The National Investigation Agency on Thursday arrested Sayed Saddiq Ali, a missing alleged conspirator in the attack on a Bengaluru police station on August 11, officials said.

Demanding a fair probe into last month's violence in the city, Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka Assembly Siddaramaiah today said the Congress will raise the issue during the coming monsoon session of the state legislature.

Alleging that the BJP government in Karnataka was trying to influence the probe into the recent violence Bengaluru, state Congress chief DK Shivakumar on Thursday asked top police officers not to work as their agents and asserted that his party men had no role in the riots.