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The Karnataka police have pressed charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 against the 10 people arrested in connection with the murder of Bajrang Dal activist Harsha

While resenting the state budget 2022-23 Friday, Karnataka CM proposed removing government control over temples in the state

As per reports, human faeces were thrown on the Shivalinga which is in the shared dargah premises and hence the Hindu groups had called for purification.

Shekharappa, a retired mechanical engineer, regretted that the caste-based reservation and the menace of donations have pushed intelligent and meritorious students out of the country. 

The Karnataka HC had affirmed a ban on religious attires, including hijab, in colleges and schools that have prescribed uniforms.

The Deputy Director of Pre-university education (north) said that he found a group of Muslim girls, who demanded that no girls should be allowed to wear their religious symbols and therefore the Sikh girl also should not be allowed to wear the turban.

Addressing a press conference on the murder of the Bajrang Dal activist, SP Laxmi Prasad added that few eyewitnesses testified that Harsha was chased and killed by the accused who approached him in a car.

FIR filed by Mangalore police against Facebook page "Mangalore Muslims" for inciting hatred and violence

Hindu IT Cell alleges that their volunteer wait for 36 hours before police accepted complaint against Rana Ayyub.

The whole idea is to blame Harsha for his own death and to depict that Muslims were only victims of the 'hatred' perpetrated by Hindu activists like Harsha, even though it is Harsha who was brutally murdered.