Mangaluru  

WB CM Mamata Banerjee has announced that her party would give ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh to the next of kin in the Mangaluru violence, days after CM BS Yediyurappa announced that he would a rethink in the wake of the video footage emerging 

The recovery of 500 non-prohibited bore cartridges from CAB protest sites is an indicator that rioters had planned well in advance to make police a target as these kinds of arms are not used by police

A man named Hanif lodged a complaint against Kadri police station inspector Shantharam accusing him of making terrifying statements during Mangaluru police firing on December 19 in Karnataka 
 

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa announced on Wednesday that ex-gratia would not be given to families of the two men killed in Mangaluru police firing on December 19 until investigations prove they are not guilty

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa promised stringent action against those who planned Mangaluru violence as the police have now proved that it was a pre-planned attempt 

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BJP MLA Basangouda Patil Yatnal has urged the CM of Karnataka to withdraw compensation of Rs 10 lakh given to the victims of the Mangaluru violence as he feels they were a part of unruly mob

The Modi cabinet today approved funds to the tune of Rs 8500 crore in order to update and improve the National Population Register (NPR).

The chief architect behind the Mangaluru violence UT Khader has blamed the BJP for the consequences in the coastal town, while home minister Basvaraj Bommai has hit back strongly at him, saying Congress has resorted to appeasement 

The Association of Medical Consultants, Mangaluru has strongly stood in support of the Mangaluru police as they tried and are trying to maintain peace in the coastal town. 

On Tuesday (December 23) the convoy of Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa, who was in Kannur was attacked by DYFI activists in Kannur.

 If one looks closely at the violence that erupted in UP, Karnataka and Delhi, it gives a clear indication that the violence was pre-planned. In Delhi, the protesters had reached the venue with a bag of stones. The case is similar in Mangaluru and Kanpur.

 
 

CCTV footage has captured incidents which  reveal that the violence that broke out in Mangaluru was a planned event. The efforts of the police have actually helped curb violence which could have otherwise resulted in bloodshed.

On December 19, a massive protest broke out in Mangaluru where two people lost their lives, and more than ten police personnel were severely injured

The Indian Coast Guard rescued as many as 13 crew members of a 'Tridevi Prem' hopper dredger off Karnataka’s New Mangalore Port