North Eastern students prepared to leave Karnataka

[Paan Singh]

Bangalore: Gripped by panic following rumours of attack on some of their compatriots, about 5,000 people of North Eastern states, including students, on Wednesday prepared to return to their home towns even as Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar assured them of security.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde spoke to Shettar on Wednesday night and were understood to have asked him to ensure the safety of people from North Eastern states in Karnataka.

The Bangalore City Railway station was flooded with people from North Eastern states to board the available trains as rumours spread that some people from the state had been subjected to attacks in the city, which was promptly denied by police.

Shettar said that he told the Prime Minister and the Home Minister that "there is no untoward incident nor is there any threat to people of North Eastern states. I promised that necessary steps would be taken to give protection to these people".

In the wake of abrupt exodus of passengers, the South Western Railway decided to run a special train.

Shettar assured protection and deputed Deputy Chief Minister R Ashoka, who also holds Home portfolio to instill confidence in the panic-stricken people and convince them not to leave the city.

The Chief Minister said police officials have been using public address system at the railway station to reassure the north eastern people gathered there and assured them protection.

Shettar said Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi also spoke to him over phone and he assured him that all possible assistance and protection would be given to his state people.

Earlier on Wednesday, Karnataka DGP Lalrukuma Pachau, who also hails from the North East, said interest of these people would be protected and their safety ensured.

In Mysore, a Tibetan college student is battling for life on being stabbed in Mysore by two persons who suspected him to be from North Eastern region.

North Eastern students prepared to leave Karnataka, PM calls CM - India News - IBNLive

 

[ajtr]

Why this sudden exodus from south india?who is threatening whom?and why?

 

[neutral_person]

Why this sudden exodus from south india?who is threatening whom?and why?

Muslims are threatening them for 2 reasons:
1) Take revenge for killings of Muslims in North-East.
2) A lot of them are Buddhists, so taking revenge on Myanmar killings.

******* disgraceful our Govt cannot protect its own citizens.

 

[Black Widow]

Why this sudden exodus from south india?who is threatening whom?and why?

Mumbai: Muslims shown there strength by Kicking Amar Jawan Jyoti (The remembrance of 1857 revolt), By Molesting lady police , By snatching guns from Lady police.

Pune: Muslims shows there anger for Assamese and Love for Ileegal Muslims by beating North East students.

Karnataka: Muslims shown there allegence with Illegeal Bangladeshi at several place.

Jharkhand: Muslims shown there love for Illegal Bangladeshi and Illegal Burmese while showing hate for Indians.

Police/Administration: Police commissionar Mr Patnaik threat DCP Ravindra when he captured one Muslim. So police and Govt are against Indians. They are with Muslims. The person who kicked Amar jawan jyoti is roaming free in Muslim area (Faras road Mumbai) Police is not capturing him...


You want more reason????

 

[ALOK31]

The Hindu : Cities / Hyderabad : Fearing attacks, several Assamese leave Hyderabad

Impact of the recent violence in Assam targeting refugees from Bangladesh is being felt in Hyderabad with some Assamese working as private security guards here rushing back to their State worried over possible retaliatory attacks.

Though no official statistics are available, many Assamese security guards deployed at malls, restaurants and software companies have stopped turning up for duty leaving their managements clueless. “They didn’t take our calls. A few of them who spoke reluctantly said the situation in Hyderabad was not good,” Vishwajeet, manager of a noted security agency said on Tuesday.

ENQUIRIES MADE

They, however, assured him that they would come back “once things improve”. Speculation was rife for the past two days that activists of some religious organisations were enquiring about Assamese living in different parts of the city. The Hyderabad Assamese Association former president Sarbeshwar Sahariah says over 10,000 Assamese are living in Hyderabad.

A good number of them work as guards with private security agencies. “It is said that one person from Assam travelling in a train was beaten up by unidentified persons somewhere in Andhra Pradesh days after the violence broke out in Assam,” he said. He felt this unconfirmed report naturally worried Assamese living in Hyderabad.

Meanwhile, rumours began doing rounds that Assamese guards were beaten up in Madhapur and Gachibowli areas - hubs of IT company offices - by unidentified persons.

Two days ago, a person from Assam walking alone on the road was allegedly intercepted and beaten up by three unidentified persons in Raidurg, who snatched his mobile phone. Police conceded that they deliberately didn’t divulge details of the case to the media apprehending that it could create panic and may lead to communal tension.

Police are trying to identify the attackers based on the details given by the guard. Interestingly, the incident was not taken seriously by some Assamese guards working in central parts of the city like Somajiguda. “I heard that some have left. But we have no such fear here and hence not worried at all,” Hari working at a restaurant in Begumpet said.

Managers of some private security agencies say there was more to the sudden quitting of jobs by the guards than what meets the eye.

Some guards reportedly revealed that they quit the jobs at the instance of a local MLA from Assam who directed them to leave the jobs at once and return to the State. “We’re hoping to hear from them soon,” the manager said'

 

[Black Widow]

The Hindu : Cities / Hyderabad : Fearing attacks, several Assamese leave Hyderabad

Impact of the recent violence in Assam targeting refugees from Bangladesh is being felt in Hyderabad with some Assamese working as private security guards here rushing back to their State worried over possible retaliatory attacks.

Though no official statistics are available, many Assamese security guards deployed at malls, restaurants and software companies have stopped turning up for duty leaving their managements clueless. “They didn’t take our calls. A few of them who spoke reluctantly said the situation in Hyderabad was not good,” Vishwajeet, manager of a noted security agency said on Tuesday.

ENQUIRIES MADE

They, however, assured him that they would come back “once things improve”. Speculation was rife for the past two days that activists of some religious organisations were enquiring about Assamese living in different parts of the city. The Hyderabad Assamese Association former president Sarbeshwar Sahariah says over 10,000 Assamese are living in Hyderabad.

A good number of them work as guards with private security agencies. “It is said that one person from Assam travelling in a train was beaten up by unidentified persons somewhere in Andhra Pradesh days after the violence broke out in Assam,” he said. He felt this unconfirmed report naturally worried Assamese living in Hyderabad.

Meanwhile, rumours began doing rounds that Assamese guards were beaten up in Madhapur and Gachibowli areas - hubs of IT company offices - by unidentified persons.

Two days ago, a person from Assam walking alone on the road was allegedly intercepted and beaten up by three unidentified persons in Raidurg, who snatched his mobile phone. Police conceded that they deliberately didn’t divulge details of the case to the media apprehending that it could create panic and may lead to communal tension.

Police are trying to identify the attackers based on the details given by the guard. Interestingly, the incident was not taken seriously by some Assamese guards working in central parts of the city like Somajiguda. “I heard that some have left. But we have no such fear here and hence not worried at all,” Hari working at a restaurant in Begumpet said.

Managers of some private security agencies say there was more to the sudden quitting of jobs by the guards than what meets the eye.

Some guards reportedly revealed that they quit the jobs at the instance of a local MLA from Assam who directed them to leave the jobs at once and return to the State. “We’re hoping to hear from them soon,” the manager said'

What!!!

Indians are afraid in there own country. Government is against there own ppl. Govt is supporting non Idnians and there cause,...


Hail Vote Bank...

 

[Marxist]

More than 6,000 people from the Northeast fled Bangalore in panic on Wednesday following rumours that they could be attacked like elsewhere in the country, in the aftermath of the clashes between Bodos and migrant Muslims in Assam

Amid attack fears, people from NE flee Bangalore - Indian Express Mobile

 

[ajtr]

Mumbai hyderabad i can understand its congress govt and so called votebank politics(as many indian pdfers blame) but why from Karnataka?Karnataka has got right wing Hindu BJP govt.Now dont tell me that BJP has take cue from congress and secularists and playing votebank politics and hence cant protect northeast students.

Or is it that right wing hindu extremists parties can only bash up poor girls in bangalore and manglore or in pune on valentine's day but when they meet their equals they simply hide in holes......

 

[ALOK31]

self delete

 

[I spikes therefore I am]

NE people can come to TN and its safest place in south India. Here nobody can't even think to threaten others so come to TN and contribute in our state growth.

 

[ALOK31]

Or is it that right wing hindu extremists parties can only bash up poor girls in bangalore and manglore or in pune on valentine's day but when they meet their equals they simply hide in holes......

and what islamist do they direct kill their daughter when see them with any hindu boys .

NE people come to TN and its safest place in south India. Here nobody can't even think to threaten others so come to TN and contribute in our state growth.

bro same in my state no so called secularism and muslim vote bank.

 

[Ambitious.Asian]

Muslims are threatening them for 2 reasons:
1) Take revenge for killings of Muslims in North-East.
2) A lot of them are Buddhists, so taking revenge on Myanmar killings.

******* disgraceful our Govt cannot protect its own citizens.

There was huge brutal genoicide of muslims in burma/myanmar

but Indian muslims should understand that NE citizens belong to there own nation.

 

[ajtr]

mam in bengluru muslim population is high they are more than 15% and they are religious fanatic.

Awe touche' 15% of the muslim fanatics (as u called so) are having 85% of the hindu fanatics(as i call so) by scruff of their neck.....

 

[Ambitious.Asian]

and what islamist do they direct kill their daughter when see them with any hindu boys .

& what in haryana , the khap panchayat are killing thier own daughters & sons for honour killing........but i don't see muslim hand in haryana but only jatts are doing that for honour.

 

[ajtr]

and what islamist do they direct kill their daughter when see them with any hindu boys .



bro same in my state no so called secularism and muslim vote bank.

but hindu fanatics kill their daughter with in the womb itself.

and what islamist do they direct kill their daughter when see them with any hindu boys .



bro same in my state no so called secularism and muslim vote bank.

but hindu fanatics kill their daughter with in the womb itself.