2 killed in Mysore communal violence

Thursday, July 2, 2009, 15:56 [IST]

Mysore, Jul 2: At least two persons were killed and many injured in a communal violence around 08:00 am over construction of a worship place in Udayagiri on Thursday, Jul 2.

The police opened fire at several places and threw teargas shells to suppress the rioting mobs. A large number of police personnel rushed to the spot and shifted the injured to the hospital under the supervision of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Pujar.

Following the incident, the district administration imposed curfew in 3 parts of the city under Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). Hindutva groups were being blamed for the clashes.

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Topics: mysore, curfew, karnataka, hindutva

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rams 03 Jul 2009 06:34 am

wonderful, look at the report. our seuclarists have already come to a conclusion. Look at the incident that allegedly resulted in violence and see the result. People were killed just because there is meat infront of their holyplace. Hindus were brutally killed for a small incident and yet hindus are blamed for violence and everybody conveniently forgets about victims as they are hindus and starts blaming the majority community for flexing their muscles on muslims. Jai ho secular india. Hindus have no option, but to find asylum in a genuine secular country where there are no congress men and where they can live without fear.