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Dashcam Footage Captures Bengaluru Man Being Repeatedly Hit With An Iron Rod. Police Responds
Responding to the viral video, Bengaluru City Police said that they have taken note of the incident and have informed the Banaswadi police station.
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Probe Agency Questions Former Congress Mayor In Bengaluru Violence Case
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.
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Bengaluru Violence: Ex-Congress Mayor R Sampath Raj Arrested, Says Police
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.
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Two Congress MLAs Questioned Over Bengaluru Violence
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.
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Probe Agency Says Alleged Conspirator In Bengaluru Violence Arrested
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.
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Siddaramaiah Says Congress Will Raise Bengaluru Clashes Issue In Assembly
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.
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No Decision On Ban Of "Certain Outfits": Minister On Bengaluru Violence
The Karnataka government on Thursday did not take any decision to initiate a process banning "certain organisations" which were allegedly behind the violence in Bengaluru on August 11 night.
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Rioters Took Advantage Of Rivalry Within Congress: Karnataka Minister
Animosity within the Congress played a role in last week's violence in Bengaluru, Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai said on Tuesday, also blaming the Social Democratic Party India, the political unit of the Popular Front of India. Speaking to NDTV, Mr Bommai said the social media post - found offensive by many Muslims and believed to have tr...
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Deve Gowda Demands Inquiry By High Court Judge In Bengaluru Clashes
Demanding judicial inquiry by a sitting high court judge into last week's violence in parts of Bengaluru, JD(S) leader HD Deve Gowda said that innocents should not be troubled in connection with the incident.
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"Will Recover Costs From Culprits": BS Yediyurappa On Bengaluru Clashes
Karnataka government held a high-level meet Monday on action to be taken after violence in state capital Bengaluru last week, in which three died in police firing
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Prohibitory Orders Extended In Violence-Hit Areas Of Bengaluru
Prohibitory orders clamped in parts of the city after the violence last week led to police firing, killing three people, have been extended from Sunday to Tuesday.
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Bengaluru Violence Accused Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Dies
The man, who was accused of Bengaluru violence at the DJ Halli area, died at Bowring Hospital during treatment on Saturday, police said.
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Congress MLA Files Complaint Over Attack On House During Bengaluru Violence
Karnataka Congress MLA R Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy on Friday lodged a complaint with the police after his house and property were attacked during the violence that erupted in Bengaluru over a social media post allegedly put up by his relative, and said the loss may be to the tune of Rs 3 crore.
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Political Rivalry, Not Communal Disharmony, Behind Bengaluru Clashes: BJP
It was local political rivalry linked to civic polls and not communal disharmony that led to the violence in Bengaluru in which three people lost their lives, the BJP government in Karnataka said today.
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"Why Burn My House," Asks Congress MLA After Bengaluru Violence
An emotional Akhanda Srinivas Murthy, the Congress MLA from Pulakeshinagar, says he is deeply hurt by the attack on his home in Bengaluru's D J Halli on Tuesday evening. The 50-year-old leader's home - along with two police stations - was the target of mobs that set fires, damaged property and threw stones. The violence left three dead and many inj...
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Dashcam Footage Captures Bengaluru Man Being Repeatedly Hit With An Iron Rod. Police Responds
Responding to the viral video, Bengaluru City Police said that they have taken note of the incident and have informed the Banaswadi police station.
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Probe Agency Questions Former Congress Mayor In Bengaluru Violence Case
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.
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Bengaluru Violence: Ex-Congress Mayor R Sampath Raj Arrested, Says Police
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.
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Two Congress MLAs Questioned Over Bengaluru Violence
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.
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Probe Agency Says Alleged Conspirator In Bengaluru Violence Arrested
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.
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Siddaramaiah Says Congress Will Raise Bengaluru Clashes Issue In Assembly
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.
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No Decision On Ban Of "Certain Outfits": Minister On Bengaluru Violence
The Karnataka government on Thursday did not take any decision to initiate a process banning "certain organisations" which were allegedly behind the violence in Bengaluru on August 11 night.
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Rioters Took Advantage Of Rivalry Within Congress: Karnataka Minister
Animosity within the Congress played a role in last week's violence in Bengaluru, Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai said on Tuesday, also blaming the Social Democratic Party India, the political unit of the Popular Front of India. Speaking to NDTV, Mr Bommai said the social media post - found offensive by many Muslims and believed to have tr...
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Deve Gowda Demands Inquiry By High Court Judge In Bengaluru Clashes
Demanding judicial inquiry by a sitting high court judge into last week's violence in parts of Bengaluru, JD(S) leader HD Deve Gowda said that innocents should not be troubled in connection with the incident.
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"Will Recover Costs From Culprits": BS Yediyurappa On Bengaluru Clashes
Karnataka government held a high-level meet Monday on action to be taken after violence in state capital Bengaluru last week, in which three died in police firing
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Prohibitory Orders Extended In Violence-Hit Areas Of Bengaluru
Prohibitory orders clamped in parts of the city after the violence last week led to police firing, killing three people, have been extended from Sunday to Tuesday.
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Bengaluru Violence Accused Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Dies
The man, who was accused of Bengaluru violence at the DJ Halli area, died at Bowring Hospital during treatment on Saturday, police said.
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Congress MLA Files Complaint Over Attack On House During Bengaluru Violence
Karnataka Congress MLA R Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy on Friday lodged a complaint with the police after his house and property were attacked during the violence that erupted in Bengaluru over a social media post allegedly put up by his relative, and said the loss may be to the tune of Rs 3 crore.
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Political Rivalry, Not Communal Disharmony, Behind Bengaluru Clashes: BJP
It was local political rivalry linked to civic polls and not communal disharmony that led to the violence in Bengaluru in which three people lost their lives, the BJP government in Karnataka said today.
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"Why Burn My House," Asks Congress MLA After Bengaluru Violence
An emotional Akhanda Srinivas Murthy, the Congress MLA from Pulakeshinagar, says he is deeply hurt by the attack on his home in Bengaluru's D J Halli on Tuesday evening. The 50-year-old leader's home - along with two police stations - was the target of mobs that set fires, damaged property and threw stones. The violence left three dead and many inj...
