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Mangaluru: Chief minister announces Rs 10 lac compensation for families of Nausheen, Jaleel

  •   Sun, Dec 22 2019 12:17:11 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Dec 22: Chief minister B S Yediyurappa on Sunday December 22 announced a compensation of Rs 10 lac each to the families of the two persons who were killed in protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in Mangaluru three days ago.

The anti-CAA protests in Mangaluru on December 19 had turned violent. Abdul Jaleel of Kandak and Nausheen of Kudroli were killed after police opened fire in response to stone-pelting by protesters.

The chief minister had met the bereaved families during his visit to the city on Saturday December 21. He also announced that a probe will be ordered into the police firing after discussions with the home minister.

CM Yediyurappa has asked Dakshina Kannada deputy commissioner to release the compensation to the families immediately.

On Sunday, former CM H D Kumaraswamy also visited both the families and handed over a cheque of Rs 5 lac each.

Meanwhile, an FIR has been registered against the protesters, in which both Nausheen and Jaleel have also been named.

 
  

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  • CP, Shimoga

    Mon, Dec 23 2019

    Mangalore IPS officer is a BJP in a IPS clothing. He is hand in glove with the current BJP government and is responsible for the death of two people in Mangalore . Who else would use gun and tear gas on small crowd of peaceful protesters? He should be replaced by a competent IPS officer who is not racist and people friendly

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  • Sanjeev Kamath, Udupi

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Now, sell the assets and properties of those who destroyed public property to rebuild Mangalore back in order.

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  • vasu, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    You mean this protest was not against the present laws but against some future laws which is suspected by you will be passed.

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Govt should bring in anti riot laws. Anyone who throws stone, damages public property should be jailed for minimum 5 years

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  • ABU SHAMMAS, MANGALORE

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    If govt bring this law, then most of the police will be in jail.

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Wait for 6 months...all laws to control is comming....jai modi

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  • Pavan, Mlr

    Mon, Dec 23 2019

    Sanghi gang expert in stone throwing

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Even a Crore Rupees will not bring their son back.
    They can buy more MLA's (if they wish)

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  • Priya, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Why should the govt compensate their family......did the govt send them for protest they went against the govt ....they r fired thats it.

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  • Mohammad, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Yes you are right. But govt can waive loan of your favorite person. I mean Modis.

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  • Peshu dalmeida, Manipal

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Madam Priya, do you known the meaning of Democracy?

    Every citizens got equal rights to protest. Read 5th grade Social subject again.

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  • SUNIL, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    @Peshu dalmeida, Manipal

    Yes, Every Citizen has got equal rights to protest. Even I know it...but never read anywhere in my constitution "stone pelting protest" and "Violent protest".

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  • lata, Mangaloe

    Mon, Dec 23 2019

    why people are not appreciate police they save many peoples ,public properties and losses s because of these nonsense activities. Many of the police injured nobody bothered. Is it their life is valueless.

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  • Zara, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    Madam Priya, Its easy to say they are fired that's it.
    Have little humanity.
    Its every citizens right to protest. If you are unaware then as per Peshu dalmeida advice please go back to schooling and go through your social studies which is very necessary for you.

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  • Disha, Manglore

    Mon, Dec 23 2019

    Waw!!! Ma’am Priya..what a dialect. I don’t ask you to read 5th grade lessons just describe you how I felt. I

    imagined myself being that minor school going girl who asked help of dad when the school van left them on middle of the way. Humanity doesn’t come easily need to be felt Ma’am.

    Hope you read the news article completely and analyses before commenting. If that daughter was aware of her dad’s death then she wouldn’t have called him for help. Wish God give you a tender heart to feel pain of a young girl who lost her father.

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  • SN, MANGALORE

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    good gesture by the CM to establish peace and stability in the region. Let the government give good proper information about NRC and instill confidence among all communities.

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  • michael, mangaluru

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    What is the use of this compensation? Will it bring back the dead?

    Police should have anticipated the situation and should have been ready with more force. In areas like Kalaburgi, Davangere and even Bengaluru the number of protesters were like 10,000 but the situation did not go out of control.

    Very poor mob management by the present city police commissioner.

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  • Nash, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    We Indians are emotionally volatile... This is a classic example... Once life is lost we cry we come together as a nation help each other... Why can't we do this before the event occurs.. NRC laws not even drafted.. CAB not even related to Indians... Two lives lost for nothing

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  • abdul munim, mangaluru

    Sun, Dec 22 2019

    you are living in a fool's paradise...You will definitely come to know how the law hits even lower caste Hindus, Christians and Muslims before the present term of daku and feku ends.

    It is not that easy as you say, the deep hidden agenda of RSS is being implemented through the changu and mangu. It is not as black and white as it is being projected by the most crooked administrators this country has even seen

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