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Violence marks Dakshina Kannada bandh against VHP worker's murder
The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram
|May 03, 2025
Stabbing incident reported; protesters damage KSRTC, private buses; shops remain shut
DAKSHINA Kannada observed a near total bandh on Friday in response to a call given by VHP to condemn its activist Suhas Shetty's murder, which is alleged to be to avenge the lynching of Ashraf from Kerala during a cricket match in the city on April 27.
Tension prevails in Coastal Karnataka after Shetty's murder on Thursday night. On Friday, one stabbing, one assault, and one attempt to assault incidents were reported in the region.
Hindutva activists protested in Kadaba by burning tires on the road. They demanded that those who had murdered Shetty be arrested at the earliest.
The CCTV footage of assailants hacking Shetty to death and another unconfirmed footage of some people attacking a man have gone viral.
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