Karnataka CM & HM To Visit Mangaluru Today | After Karnataka BJP Worker's Death | Latest News
July 28, 2022
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2:59Now PlayingKarnataka CM & HM To Visit Mangaluru Today | After Karnataka BJP Worker's Death | Latest News
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as posted by the channelAs per the latest news on Mirror Now, Karnataka's chief minister and home minister are likely to visit Mangaluru city where they are expected to meet the family of BJP worker Praveen Nattar. This comes at a time when there have been widespread protests in the state demanding strict action. two days after BJP youth wing worker Praveen Nettaru was killed in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, two people were arrested on Thursday. This is an initial investigation. We have taken two people - Zakir and Shafiq - into custody based on the evidence we had with us. As many as 15 people were questioned, out of which two have been arrested," said police. Nattar, a member of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha district executive committee, was allegedly hacked to death by unknown bike-borne miscreants in Dakshin Kannada district on Tuesday. Watch the complete video now to know more.
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