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Popular kannada actress harshika poonacha said on friday that she is afraid to step outside in the streets of bengaluru after her family was attacked by a mob for speaking in kannada and appealed chief minister siddaramaiah and the karnataka police to take strict action against the miscreants. senior bjp leader and opposition leader, r ashoka, on friday criticised the congress government over the incident and said that “politics of appeasement” is leading to such incidents in the state. the ...

Bengaluru, April 20 (IANS) Popular Kannada actress Harshika Poonacha said on Friday that she is afraid to step outside in the streets of Bengaluru after her family was attacked by a mob for speaking in Kannada and appealed Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and the Karnataka Police to take strict action against the miscreants involved in the incident.

Harshika Poonacha said that her husband stayed calm, but the mob was getting violent. She had mentioned that the men started damaging their vehicles too and physically abused them.’

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In a passionate social media update, the actress recounted an incident where she and her husband, Bhuvann Ponnannaa, had a casual dinner at a restaurant located on Mosque Road in Pulikeshi Nagar, Frazer Town. On their journey home, they encountered two individuals who began verbally assaulting them, alleging that their vehicles size posed a risk of accidents. The pair was also harrassed for speaking in Kannada.

Popular Kannada actress Harshika Poonacha said on Friday that she is afraid to step outside in the streets of Bengaluru after her family was attacked by a mob for speaking in Kannada and appealed Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and the Karnataka ...

Members from all communities have cited traffic snarls, health hazards and rising crimes as reasons to rally against the food festival on Mosque Road in Frazer Town. They have even managed to get an assurance from the local legislator that the festival would not happen this year

Residents in Fraser Town, Bengaluru, are opposing the Ramzan food mela on Mosque Road due to issues like noise pollution, traffic jams, unhygienic practices, and security concerns. They have approached the local MLA seeking a ban on the stalls. Find out more about the residents' concerns and their petition.

Whitetopping works of 145 km road network in Bengaluru has already been completed in the first and second phases under the Urban Development Plan of 2016-17

While the UK has grappled with contentious migration legislation, immigration has barely featured in public discourse across the Irish Sea. Now, that could be about to change, Stephen Murphy writes.