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Mangalore, Aug 6: Bajrang Dal activists have staged protest in the city for arresting Bajrang Dal state convener, Mahendra Kumar on Monday August 6.

The agitators gathered at PVS Circle at about 11 in the morning and shouted slogans in support of Mahendra Kumar. However, the police arrested the agitators and cleared the roads. 

Bajrang Dal leaders Vinay L Shetty, Sharan and others were present at the protest.

Bajrang Dal state convener Mahendra Kumar and Chikmagalur convener Mahendra were arrested at Chikmagalur on Sunday August 5 for kidnapping a Hindu woman who married a Muslim man. 

The arrested were remanded to judicial custody till August 17.

Soumya, resident of Jayapura near Balehonnur and Rafiq of Shringeri were married in the registrar's office recently.

While they were traveling in a bus from Balehonnur to Chikmagalur, Mahendra Kumar and Mahendra were allegedly pulled them out of bus forcibly at Hunsehalli. Later, Rafiq was assaulted on the road by them.

Rafiq complained to Chikmagalur rural police that his wife had been kidnapped by Bajrang Dal leaders and he was assaulted by them. It is based on this complaint that Mahendra Kumar and Mahendra are held by police.

  

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  • Roshan , Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 07 2007

    We all know that How these groups  behave with people & society , they dont have any law & They can do anything what they want? I dont understand why govt of india failed to ban all these groups?

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  • Supriya Shenoy, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 07 2007

    It is easy to cite the constitutional rights, human rights etc. of Indian citizens in these cases, if the girl found to be from others family. We should realize the agony of girl’s parents who have filed a missing complaint on their daughter and be cautious while commenting on these sensitive issues. Indeed it is a criminal act to thrash any human being but if the girl had been from any other community the chances of couple being mysteriously disappearing without traces is more doable than this act of manhandling.

    Recently a similar case was reported from a place near Mangalore, where a married lady whose husband was working in some gulf country was abducted and kept hostage in the state of Kerala and her parents were pleading with the local authorities to find her daughter.

    This might be common news to us but when we or our nearest ones experience the same, we look the matter in different perspective. As advised by one of our fellow reader we should discourage this kind of actions regardless of our faith and request parents/family to keep track of their children’s activities to avoid these sorts of confrontations.

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  • sana, riyadh

    Tue, Aug 07 2007

    Its shocking that after having it written in the constitution of india that every person is free to follow the religion of hi/her choice, these religious fanatics terrorise people and call themselves patriotic while they dont have any respect for the law of the land and repeatedly keep on insulting the people of the nation.  Every Indian citizen regardless of their faith should come against these fanatics and protest who are a threat to the nation itself in the name of patriotism and the government of India should impose a ban on these outfits.

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