Prohibitory orders imposed under section 144 across Bengaluru city.
Bengaluru Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao imposed prohibitory orders under section 144 of the Cr.PC in the city from 6 am to midnight on Saturday and liquor sale is banned from 7 am on Saturday to midnight of Sunday with the Supreme Court set to announce its verdict in the highly disputed Ram Mandir-Babri Masjid case at 10:30 am on Saturday.
Bengaluru city Police beefed up security with 50 Platoons of KSRP and 30 platoons of CAR in the city. Meanwhile, The Karnataka primary and secondary education minister Suresh Kumar declared a statewide holiday for all schools and colleges on Saturday.
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Hours after the Supreme Court verdict on Ayodhya case was pronounced, Bengaluru City Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao has requested the media to "exercise caution in airing strong opinions and provocative visuals in public interest."
Reacting to the SC veridct on the Ayodhya case, actor Prakash Raj wrote on Twitter, "Mandir wahi banega..Mazjid Ayodhya me hi banega ..enough blood has been spilt around this. Human life is precious .. shall we stop further violence and provocation ..shall we focus on precious human lives please."
Karnataka deputy chief minister Govind M Karjol termed the Supreme Court's verdict on Ayodhya as "historic in the history of India." He added that he is confident of the Government of India taking all steps as directed by the Apex Court.
Senior Congress leader and former minister D K Shivakumar, on Saturday, appealed people to respect the judgment of the Supreme Court in the Ayodhya case, irrespective of their faith. "Let us promote harmony, brotherhood and pledge to focus on development henceforth," he wrote on Twitter.
JD(S) supremo and former Prime Minister HD Devegowda welcomes Supreme Court's verdict in Ayodhya case, says it was the aspiration of Hindus to build the temple in Ayodhya. He added that demolition of the mosque was wrong and the centre should have announced compensation.
I wholeheartedly welcome the historic judgment of the Hon. Supreme Court, tweets Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of Art of Living (AoL) Foundation in Bengaluru.
Karnataka former CM HD Kumaraswamy respects the verdict of the Supreme Court in the Ayodhya case.
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Reacting to the SC verdict on the Ayodhya Ram Mandir-Babri Masjid case, former Karnataka CM and Minister of Large & Medium Scale Industries Jagadish Shettar wrote on Twitter, "Welcome. Historical Day 9/11/19."
Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa tweets requesting to maintain peace, after the Supreme Court judgement on Ayodhya land dispute.
Prohibitory orders imposed under section 144 across Belagavi district, North Karnataka ahead of the verdict on the Ayodhya dispute. As per orders issued by Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate S B Bommanahalli, Liquor sale has been banned in the district for two days.
Mysuru Superintendent of Police C B Ryshyanth imposed section 144, and all wine shops remain closed. Adequate policemen are deployed for taking strict action on trouble mongers in the district.
BENGALURU POLICE CLARIFICATION: It’s clarified that Section 144 CrPC, Prohibitory Orders is only on Saturday(9, Nov) from 6 am to midnight in Bangalore City. There is no Prohibitory Orders for Sunday (10, Nov). Id Meelad will be observed with the usual grandeur on 10, November.
The Kodagu police are on high alert ahead of Ayodhya verdict. Superintendent of Police Suman D Pennekar said, “Security has been strengthened at sensitive areas in the district, additional police personnel from outside the district are being deployed for security. 14 check posts have been opened and all vehicles that enter the district are checked.”
Ahead of the Supreme Court’s verdict in the Ayodhya land dispute case, bars and wine shops in Mangaluru and Udupi districts will remain closed for 24 hours from 6 am on Saturday. Mangaluru Police Commissioner P.S. Harsha warned that the police would deal firmly against those who used social media to disturb peace and spread rumours.
Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah appeals for calm and asks everyone to respect the Supreme Court's decision ahead of Ayodhya verdict.
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Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa appeals for calm ahead of Supreme Court's verdict in Ayodhya Case, requests people to maintain peace and communal harmony.