Dharmasthal collective burial case
Mangaluru (Karnataka): On Wednesday, four persons associated with three YouTube channels, who were interviewing a person, were attacked by a mob on Wednesday amid investigating the case related to the alleged case of collective graves near a place called Dharmasthal in Dakshin Kannada district. The incident took place near the house of a college student, who was raped in the town of Dharmasthal in 2012 and was found dead.
‘Bigg Boss Kannada’ was taking interviews of silver
Ajay Anchaan, Abhishek, Vijay and a cameraman were interviewing the silver of “Bigg Boss Kannada”, when about 50 to 60 people attacked him near the Pangal Cross. He also broke other machines including cameras. Police said the four were taken to Benka Hospital in Ujire. The condition of one of them is said to be critical. Police has started investigation and has not been reported to have arrests so far
Two groups threw stones at each other
After the incident on the Pangal Cross, two groups abused each other and started stone pelting. The police tried to calm the crowd, but when there were indications of increasing the crowd, they were lathi-charged to disperse. Police has increased security in sensitive areas. Superintendent of Police of Dakshin Kannada district Arun K urged people to maintain peace and said that action would be taken after the identity of the suspects was confirmed.
What is the secret of collective tombs in Temple Town shrine?
Let us know that Temple Town Dharmastha of Karnataka is shifted to the influx of rumors these days. A social activist has alleged that women were collectively buried here for 15 years. Sexual violence took place with many women and attempts were made to cover it. This series continued for one and a half decades. A former cleaning worker, whose identity has not been revealed, claimed that he was working in the shrine between 1995 and 2014 and was forced to bury several bodies, including women and minors. He also alleged that some bodies had sexual harassment marks.
What did the minister of Karnataka say?
At the same time, on this, Karnataka Forest Minister Ishwar Khandre said on Wednesday that if the investigation confirmed that the bodies were illegally buried in the forest area of the Dharmasthal, disciplinary action will be taken against the officials and employees of the department. The SIT formed by the state government has been investigating allegations of mass murder, rape and illegal burial in the shrine in the last two decades. (With language inputs)
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