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Bishop Condemns Attack on Holy Hill, Commissioner Swings into Action
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore
Mangalore, Jun 25: Dr Aloysius Paul Dsouza, Bishop of Mangalore has condemned the stone-pelting incident at Holy Hill, near Nantoor on here Monday June 25.
"This is a clear effort towards disrupting peace in the society. I am pained to hear of this incident today and I condemn the stone-pelting and damaging of property at prayer places like Holy Hill," he said.
"We have made numerous appeals to the authorities against the attacks on Christian churches and prayer centres, still we do not see any strict action from the authorities concerned. The incidents are recurring on a regular basis," he added.
The bishop once again appealed to the district administration to give suitable protection to religious places and to the entire Christian community.
Congress leader Ivan D'Souza, International Federation of Karnataka Christian Associations (IFKCA) president Denis D'Silva, Mandd Sobhann president Stany Alvares, and others visited the spot and also condemned the act by miscreants.
Meanwhile, Mangalore city police commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh informed daijiworld that three special teams have been formed to trace the culprits who damaged the Holy Hill property. Rural police station inspector Ravish Naik, CCB inspector Venkatesh Prasanna and Bunder police station inspector Vinay Gaonkar, are leading the teams.
"We are confident that, soon we will nab the culprits" said Seemanth Kumar
Mangalore: Miscreants Pelt Stones at Holy Hill, Damage Property
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)
Mangalore, Jun 25: A group of miscreants pelted stones at Holy Hill near Pumpwell on Sunday June 24 night.
It is learnt that the miscreants entered the Holy Hill premises after the prayer service which usually ends at 7 pm and damaged the alter, flower pots and various other items.
The incident came to light when a neighbour came to switch off the lights on Monday June 25 morning. He passed on the information to Paul Rodrigues, managing director of Holy Hill.
Speaking to Daijiworld, Melwyn D’Silva, in-charge of Holy Hill said that the police arrived at the spot and cleaned up the place before the media could arrive.
Police commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh, DCP Dharmaiah and ACP Jagannath inspected the spot.
A case has been registered in the rural police station.
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in this case even chruch authroty also not pointed fingers at any group. so how you got identity of culprist ?? look like you are aware of this attack.. yoiur comtns proves 2 things..
1) your hatredness towards hindus.
2) your aim is to devide hindu/christan and make them hate each others and christians to blame hindus for this attack..(look like yoiu want to protect real groiups behid this attack)
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before asking others about moral education ..please give moral educatoin to studnet from relegius school who conisder killing kafirs or troublng kafirs as holy work..as ajmal kasab did in mumbai 26/11....
if you consider attack on hindu temple/chirstian chruches in pakistan,afgan or bangla this is minor incident.. hope yoiu know there is no bjp or rss in pak ..only relegeus educated peacelovers..
and also in kerala .. where 100 hindu temple are disturbed by relegius groiups in kerala.your relegius students cut hand of kerala lecture near chruch compound.. so keep your anti hindu hatredness with yoiurself.. ..no hindu is enjoying by attack on any chruch bcos we never consider attack on others or non beleiver as holy work or it will give 172 .... in heaven..