Congress delegation from DK meets CM; demands stringent action against moral policing
Congress delegation from DK meets CM; demands stringent action against moral policing
Mangalore Today News Network
Puttur, Feb 21, 2014 : A delegation of Congress leaders from the district led by DK District in-charge Minister Ramanatha Rai met Chief Minister Siddaramaiah at Bangalore on February 20, Thursday and urged him to initiate stringent action against moral policing in the district. The delegation which also included Health Minister UT Khader appealed for more grants for development of roads.
JR Lobo, MLA of Mangalore South. Moidin Bava, MLA of Mangalore North, Ivan D’Souza, KPCC Secretary. Kavu Hemanath Shetty, PP Varghese, Venkappa Gowda, Presidents of Puttur, Kadaba and Sullia Block Congress respectively and several others were part of the delegation.
The Puttur Block Congress President sought legal action against a police man of Uppinangady station who is facing charges of misusing the passport records of an applicant to obtain a mobile SIM card.
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