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Mangalore: Fight erupts over fund collection for J&K flood victims, two injured

  •   Mon, Oct 06 2014 08:08:07 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (CLP/DV)

Mangalore, Oct 6: Two persons were injured after fight broke out over the issue of collecting funds for flood-affected people in Jammu and Kashmir. The incident took place near Volajjal Padavu Mosque here on Sunday October 5.

Abdul Rehman (48) and V Abbas (45) were attacked allegedly by Rafique, Pathonji Ismail and other unidentified persons.

It is learnt that persons identified as Naufal and Ubedulla were collecting funds for flood-affected persons in Jammu and Kashmir. An argument arose after Ismail and others objected to the fund collection. Soon, the arguments snowballed into a fight between two groups, and Rehman and Abbas who supported the fund collection were allegedly attacked with a machete.

The victims were admitted in Highland Hospital at Kankanady.

A case of attempt to murder has been registered in Mangalore rural police station.
  

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 07 2014

    We have a very efficient Deputy Commissioner - Mr. Ibrahim in Mangalore and he has made very clear that no attempts at fund raising for J and K victims should be made without prior sanction from the department.

    Again - why quarrel over issues like these. It is time that we learn to live as law abiding citizens and help The Government in whatever way we can instead of getting into quarrels.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • kuldesh, bangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    how to make sure that the person does not wear chaddi?by lifting lungi?

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  • mhUSSAIN, mangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    'NO" to unorganised fund collection "YES" organised collection by real charity NGO's

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  • raghavendra m k, mumbai maharashtra

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    safwan we can insist the persons willing to give cash donation they can buy medicine which was urgnetly needed by j k flood victims. the medicine i h ave dispatched are donors who have offer the cash i changed to medicine and dispatched.sawfanbhai let us work together for the welfare of people of this nation.

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  • Ramesh S, mangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    ..He doesnt know that SANGHI's are the first people to reach for rescue in natural disaster..Its one of the largest humanatarian agency..whether it is Khedarnath,Assam,Kutch or J&K..Its the Congress/sicularist who all these 60 years tried to malign RSS due to political affiliation..Safwan better better understand difference between JUD,ISIS,IM & RSS..

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  • Judith L, Mumbai

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    WE have never read in any newspaper that rss sangh has done rehabilitation work again this mudslinging and public gimmicry no social work in reality just eyewash

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  • Lingappa, Kuppepadavu/Amsterdam

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Khangress to the rescue??????

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  • raghavendra m k, mumbai maharashtra

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    collecting of any donation should come voluntarily. forcefully taking donation is bad. just for daiji viewer i myself collected one tempo of used good condition clothes and medicines of several thousand of rupees and dispatched in few small cartoons to j k through volunteers of sri sri ravi shankar ashram. there is a saying that the donation given by right hand should not known to left hand. moreover the cash donation should be avoided.

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  • Safwan Mangalore, Mangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Dear raghavendra, They were collecting money volunterly , not like how sanghis and BD gundaas fetch from people.. PFI people well disciplined, If cash amount has to be avoided then wat type of donation do you expect, old vessels from your home to victims?? or is it your old dress to victims? islam teaches , when you donate, donate the thing which you would like to donate yourself, we will buy new things and gie it to them , not the oldies...

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  • Ramesh S, mangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    ..shame on your cheap comments..your ego,superiority complex very visible..After reading above news report, DW readers have no doubt about PFI discipline..surely no doubt where this collected money heading..photos shows it was a good fight for charity!!

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  • Judith L, Mumbai

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    rightly said Mr. Safwan these hypocrites donate all unwanted things and make a big publicity of it. Still instead of donating cash. new clothes and other new material can be bought with cash and then this new things can be donated.

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  • kuldesh, bangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    hagalakayige bevinakayi saakshi

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  • Abdul Rafiq, Uchila / Dubai

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    very brave youngsters and they beaten to their father's aged weak elders. Any way, that collected fund has to be used for their treatment.

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  • KRPrabhu, Bangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Musth barepina 'Kattelu' maata ode poya maare!!!Denged kuldera?
    iite gottand.....Kattelu barepina news Sanginakalena ,BJPdaklna,BDdaklna aanda maathra!!!

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  • Praveen, Manchi

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Now who will collect fund for their treatment in hospital??

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  • Kusuma, Kodyadka

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    wE have to be very careful before collecting funds. FUnds collected must be given to the needy people. Also make sure you giev donation to right people Jai Hind!

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  • Safwan Mangalore, Mangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    you are right, we must be carefull while donating, we saw many people wearing chaddis and collecting in name of J.K fund, who knows , where it goes?

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  • Praveen, Manchi

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Do you mean these people are not wearing chaddi at all?

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  • kuldesh, bangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    safwan,what do you mean?after making sure the person who came to collecting funds does not wear chaddi,we have to give him donations??

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    haha..Undu waa gammat maare!!!

    Yerega help malpare, mukulu daaye haakd sayyod, yenk artha aapuji!! :)) "PATHONJI ismail.. PATTHAAD PADRAAD'!

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  • KRPrabhu, Bangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Musth barepina 'Kattelu' maata ode poya maare!!!Denged kuldera?
    iite gottand.....Kattelu barepina news Sanginakalena ,BJPdaklna,BDdaklna aanda maathra!!!

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  • Ravi B Shenava, Mangalore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Whether the same youngsters had collected funds for flood victims of Kedarnath last year ?
    If not, Why ?
    If yes, where that money has gone ?

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  • Indian, dubai

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    dear Bro Ravi They are belonging to PFI , PFI had collected for Uttarakand.you can go to their website and confirm the same

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    They do not look the original 'PFI'in any case. Looks like 'Popular Fighters of India'!

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  • Indian, Dubai

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Bhandarkar ,some times we have to fight against some Goons. These days no value for Ahimsa. Rastriya Shaithan sangha is headache for our India. so we need fighters

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Whatever Indian
    Your Explanation
    Calls fo Strict Dose
    Of Anacin!

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  • For Justice, Abu Dhabi / Ubar

    Mon, Oct 06 2014

    Looks like these injured elders knew the honesty of fund collecting youngsters so they might have objected it.

    Fekus everywhere,who knows who else did the same collection n used it for jolly rides!

    People are ready to loot in the name of dead too...

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