Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge rejected BJP allegations that the proposed public property regulation Bill targets the RSS, saying the legislation does not mention the organisation. BJP leaders maintained the Bill was aimed at restricting RSS activities and vowed to oppose it
Karnataka has proposed stringent penalties for unauthorised use of government premises and public property, including imprisonment and fines. The Bill mandates prior permission for processions and gatherings, grants enforcement powers to authorities and has triggered BJP criticism over alleged targeting of RSS activities
Nirmal: Four students of Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge and Technologies (RGUKT)-Basar were booked for allegedly damaging public property and preventing cops from discharging duties on Wednesday. Basar police said that the accused students were Madesh, Prasanth, Srinivas and Sai Charan. A case was registered against them under the Prevention of Damage to Public Property […]
