Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa visited Mangaluru after a lot of uproar in Karnataka over the citizenship amendment bill. In addition, 2 people have died in police firing during the violence. Yeddyurappa will hold a meeting with top officials to review the situation in the state.
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Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister will also go together Yeddyurappa told reporters before leaving for Mangaluru, "I am going to Mangaluru along with Govind Karjol (Deputy Chief Minister) and Basavaraj Bommai (Home Minister). I will hold a meeting with the authorities to find out the reasons (for the violence)." The incident would be investigated, he said, "I will go there and hold meetings. After knowing all the things, I will make a decision."
Two people died in a violent demonstration On Thursday, 2 people were killed in police firing in Mangaluru as a protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act turned violent. On Friday, the situation in the curfew city was horrific and there has been peace, preventing horrific incidents of violence.
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Curfew removed from some cities Police said the curfew was lifted in the city for a few hours from Saturday morning to allow the public to buy daily essentials from the market. The Karnataka government on Thursday night also banned all service providers' mobile internet data service for the next 48 hours in the jurisdiction of Mangaluru city and Dakshina Kannada district. Yeddyurappa further said that he would later go to Udupi to meet Swamiji, the Visvesvara Tirtha of Pijwara Math. Those currently being treated in a hospital. He said that Swamiji's health has improved a little with the grace of Shri Krishna. The 88-year-old priest is being treated for pneumonia with antibiotics and supportive treatment.
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