Putture Assistant Commissioner Yathish Order Ullal Pinch Training Under Part 144 Code of Criminal Procedure in Kadaba, Putture, Sutia, and Beltangady Starting Wednesday to Friday after protests turned into violence at Uppinangady Mangaluru on Tuesday.
Some police personnel and PFI activists were reportedly injured.
The case of attempts to be registered after three people was attacked on December 6 according to the police, Uppinangady Si Kumar Kamble had arrested Mohammed Sinan on December 13.
After this, PFI activists Mohammed Zakaria, Mustafa and Hameed were taken for interrogation.
With more than 100 people visiting the station, Si on Tuesday asked them to leave the place.
At 11 o’clock in the morning, SI asked people to follow the Covid-19 protocol.
However, around 400 people gathered at 4pm and demanded the release of the leaders of Mohammed Sinan and PFI.
They allegedly caused slogans against the police.
After the investigation, the police released Hameed and asked him to appear for further investigation.
Immediately, PFI made a victory rally and returned to the station, demanding the liberation of others.
At that time, training orders were implemented and efforts were made to convince the demonstrators to disperse.
The police claim organizational members have collected stones and bottles in the ambulance.
When the police spread the crowd, Bantwal Prasnana Kumar was attacked with a knife.
Puture Sub-division DSP Gana P Kumar suffered an injury to stingy stones.
Another injury is the Umesh UPPalike CPI, PSI Omana, and Kiran Kumar staff, Renuka, Sharif Nadaf, Sheshadri and Harish.
When the police were forced to lathicharge, the protesters tried to escape.
Some rushed to a mosque and attacked the police from there.
Three registered cases.
Additional forces have also been deployed.