Karnataka Cop's Remarks on Ganesh Procession Near Mosque Spark Controversy
No restrictions on following last year's Ganesh procession routes, says official
A police officer's remarks about a Ganesh Chaturthi procession passing near a mosque in Mysuru, Karnataka, have led to controversy and political tensions. The police clarified that there are no restrictions on using the same routes as last year for Ganesh processions. Political parties, including BJP and Congress, have exchanged accusations over the issue.
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A controversy has erupted in Karnataka after a police officer's remarks about a Ganesh Chaturthi procession passing near a mosque in Mysuru. The police clarified that there are no restrictions on following the same routes as last year for Ganesh processions, amid political parties exchanging accusations.
The police stated that whatever Ganesh processions went where last year and the routes they followed, there is no restriction of any kind on following the same routes this year. This clarification came after a police officer's comments near a mosque in Mysuru sparked a row. Political parties, including the BJP and Congress, have traded barbs over the issue, escalating tensions around the festival celebrations.
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- What exactly did the police officer say about the procession?
- The officer's remarks about the procession near the mosque caused a row, but specific details of the comments are not disclosed.
- How have political parties reacted to the controversy?
- BJP and Congress have exchanged accusations, increasing tensions during the festival period.
- Are there any new restrictions imposed on Ganesh Chaturthi processions?
- No new restrictions have been imposed; processions can follow the same routes as last year.
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