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The NIA had taken over the case from the Bengaluru Police on September 22. According to the NIA statement, the SDPI leaders – Md. Sharieff, Imran Ahmed, Rubah Waqas, Shabbar Khan and Shaik Ajmal – had conducted meetings at Thanissandra and KG Halli wards in Bengaluru in the evening of August 11. “They conspired, mobilised and led the crowd to the KG Halli Police station, causing huge damage to the public and police station vehicles,” the NIA said. “Similarly, accused Abbas, SDPI President of Nagwara ward had also mobilised a large crowd at the KG Halli police station through his ass...

Not just beef-eaters, Karnataka’s anti-cattle slaughter bill will hit farmers, tanners and more The anti-cow slaughter legislation is likely to have far-reaching adverse economic implications on dairy farmers who are already facing agrarian distress. Industries like leather and hotels are also going to take a huge hit. Updated: December 20, 2020 8:05:05 am Shivajinagar beef market in central Bengaluru is one of the largest beef markets in the city. (Express Photo by Subiksha Ramakrishnan) Earlier this month, the BJP government in Karnataka passed the co...

Karnataka bans public parties on new year, says no handshakes or hugs Police commissioners and deputy commissioners have been given the authority to impose more restrictions at places in their jurisdiction to avoid celebrations and social gatherings. Updated: December 19, 2020 9:16:11 am Church Street in Bengaluru. Earlier, the BBMP had recommended to the government that New Year celebrations be restricted this year. (Express Photo: Darshan Devaiah BP) In light of Covid-19, the Karnataka government has banned New Year celebrations in clubs, pubs and restau...

Speaking on the condition of anonymity, a worker said the main reason why a section of the workforce erupted in anger was because the contractor, who hired them, did not pay wages as promised for months and did not give allowances for overtime. “After our interviews, they said our shift would be of eight hours and the in-hand salary would be Rs 15,000 (per month) after deductions under Provident Fund and other heads. However, we were paid less than Rs 10,000 and the wages even differed from person to person,” he said. “The company allotted night shift and day shift allowances of only Rs...

Karnataka iPhone plant violence: 160 arrested; company pegs loss at Rs 438 crore Work has been suspended at the 43-acre plant and police has beefed up security in the area. Most of the shop owners in the industrial area have also shut shop fearing trouble. Updated: December 15, 2020 8:24:59 am Violence broke out during a change of shifts at the plant over the non-payment of promised wages, local officials said (File) Wistron Infocomm Manufacturing India Pvt Ltd has said it suffered losses worth Rs 437.70 crore in the According to the complaint by Wistron ...