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Congress will raise Bengaluru violence issue in upcoming Karnataka Assembly session, says Siddaramaiah
•The Leader of Opposition added that the culprits should be punished no matter how influential they are; the Monsoon Session of the Karnataka Assembly be held from 21 to 30 September
In open letter, HD Kumaraswamy urges BJP and Congress to shun 'petty politics' over Bengaluru violence
•Any responsible govt and party in power should have learnt lessons from the Bengaluru violence and initiated preventive steps, instead, both Congress and BJP have used it to indulge in "mudslinging", the former Karnataka CM said
Bengaluru violence: Karnataka HC to hear govt's plea for 'claim commissioner' to assess damage to public propertyon 25 Aug
•The state govt is seeking the appointment of a judicial officer to recover losses from those who damaged public property during the 11 August violence in the city
Bengaluru violence: SIT formed for 'detailed' probe; BSY says will recover cost of damage from 'accused'
Fp Staff •At least, 35 accused were arrested on Sunday in connection with Bengaluru violence, taking the total number of arrests in the case to 340
Bengaluru violence: 'We are everybody's punching bag,' says SDPI leader as Karnataka govt mulls banning party
Naheed Ataulla •The SDPI in its attempt to match the RSS, Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad has allegedly drifted from promoting positive politics committed to empower the Muslims, Dalits and deprived communities
Bengaluru violence: Accused who had tested COVID-19 positive, dies; toll rises to four
•Syed Nadeem was in police custody since 12 August and was admitted to Bengaluru's Bowring Hospital on Friday night after complaints of chest pain, said police
Bengaluru violence: Deve Gowda says only real culprits should be punished after police arrest 140 for riots
•The JD(S) leader also said that the BJP and Congress shouldn't indulge in a political blamegame regarding the violence
Congress hits out at BJP over Bengaluru violence, calls it 'complete failure of law and order machinery'
•The Bengaluru violence, riots and arson are "reprehensible, condemnable and unacceptable", Congress'' chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said
Bengaluru violence: BSY's govt orders magisterial inquiry; accused to bear cost of damages to public property
•Police have arrested 110 people allegedly involved in the violence that killed three people, and the accused who posted a "communal" social media post