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Two receive bullet injuries in Cong.-BJP clash
By Our Staff Reporter
BANGALORE, NOV. 13. Two Congress workers were injured when a BJP
worker opened fire at them following a group clash in Kumaraswamy
Layout on Monday night.
Trouble began when Raju of the layout and Basavaraju of Iliyaz
Nagar, both employees of Asha Tours and Travels, assaulted and
robbed Ms. Maya Vasanth at her house. The travel firm is owned by
Mr. Ramanna, a Congress worker.
Raju and Basavaraju warned Ms. Vasanth that her husband would
have to face the consequences as he had supported the BJP in the
November 11 elections to the Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP).
Before escaping, they snatched a gold chain from her.
Ms. Vasanth filed a complaint in Kumaraswamy Layout Police
Station.
When he came to know about the incident, Balakrishna, who is
former president of the Pattangere City Municipal Council, went
to the office of the travel firm at 63rd Cross of the layout with
Vishnu, Soma, Venkatesha, Muniraju, Nagesh, and several others.
Even as the workers of the Congress and the BJP were confronting
each other, a car belonging to the firm and its office were
damaged. In the melee, Balakrishna, who lives at Yelachenahalli,
opened fire at the Congress workers with his licenced pistol.
Krishna and Mohan received bullet injuries. Mohan was hurt in his
right thigh, and Krishna in his right shoulder. They were shifted
to Victoria Hospital, and are reported to be out of danger.
The Kumaraswamy Layout police have arrested Balakrshna, Vishnu,
Soma, Venkatesh, Muniraju, and Nagesh. The pistol has been
seized.
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