Watching the video clipping of the controversial speech of Kalladka Prabhaker Bhat at the
Uppinangady Samajotsav, one realizes that Bhat had targeted the Muslims even while he was
fully aware that he will have to face legal action for the same.
The failure of the departments concerned to complete the 35 km long Suratkal-BC Road four-
laning works even seven years after the project commenced, is a standing example to the fact
that providing good infrastructural facilities to the people has taken a backseat in today’s age of
party politics.
RSS leader Kalladka Prabhaker Bhat who had occupied much of public debate space in
Dakshina Kannada district in the past two months, will be contesting from Bantwal assembly
constituency or Mangalore parliamentary constituency.
Legal action inevitable against Palemar for colluding with Kalladka Bhat
It seems the Sangh Parivar men have no other good work to do but to ignite communal tension
in Dakshina Kannada district.
It is beyond doubt that the lack of determination and will power on the part of the police
department and the government to take the communal elements by their horn was responsible
for the present communally sensitive situation and rising communal tension in the district.
In what way has the coastal Karnataka benefitted from the chief ministership of DV Sadananda
Gowda who hails from the district, when compared to the rule of Yeddyurappa?
Chief Minister DV Sadananda Gowda and former CM Yeddyurappa who in reality are all set for
a clash, are only pretending to be rubbing shoulders with each other in public.
The National Youth Fest reflecting Unity in Diversity that is presently being held in Mangalore
is of great significance particularly in the backdrop of the rise in the attack on minorities in the
district in the recent past.
The announcement made a few days back stating that the Pejawar seer would sit on a hunger
strike in protest against Acharya’s action of dropping two experts from the government
constituted committee on UPCL, had not evinced much curiosity.