Karnataka: Vibhuti, Kumkum not banned for police; Home Minister Parameshwar

I did not say that the police cannot keep Kumkum and Vibhuti. Anyone can keep the blob. Police have a dress code as per rules. I have told them to follow dress code. Home Minister Dr G Parameshwar said that there should be no slander in this matter. Karnataka: Vibhuti, Kumkum not banned for police; Home Minister Parameshwar.

Speaking to reporters at Vidhansouda on Thursday, he clarified that there is no need to create unnecessary controversies. I have not given any such notice. I have advised to follow the dress code. I did not say like that. He clarified that don’t spread fake news.

Reacting to BJP’s allegation that Hindus are being targeted, he said communalism is not limited to one community. He said that action is sure if any community tries to instigate communalism. Communalism exists in all communities. He said that we will make a separate wing in the police department to prevent communal violence.

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Fire in Durg-Puri Express Train in Odisha

The brake pads of the AC coach of Puri-Durg Express caught fire near Khariar Road in Nuapada district due to certain glitches in the brake shoe on Thursday, the railway official said. Fire in Durg-Puri Express Train in Odisha.

The East Coast Railway, in a statement, said smoke was detected in the B3 coach of the train as it reached the Khariar Road station Thursday evening. As per the officials, the brake pads caught fire due to friction and incomplete release of brakes. “In B3 coach of 18426 at Khariar Road station arrival at 22.07 hrs (10:07 pm).

The brakes were not released after ACP (alarm chain pulling). The brake pads caught fire due to friction and due to the incomplete release of the brakes. No fire inside the coach. Fire only at brake pads,” East Coast Railway said.

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