Bengaluru: A delegation of Congress leaders from Bengaluru was detained at the Manguluru airport on Friday due to curfew in the violence-hit port city, where two people died of bullet injuries following the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests.
"Our party leaders, who had gone to see the situation, have been detained in Manguluru Airport. I condemn this act to silence us," said former Karnataka Chief Minister and top Congress leader Siddaramaiah.
Accusing Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa is making Karnataka "another Kashmir", he said: "All rights enshrined in the Constitution are curtailed."
The port city is under curfew since Thursday till Sunday to maintain law and order and prevent untoward incidents.
20/12/19 IANS/India TV
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"Our party leaders, who had gone to see the situation, have been detained in Manguluru Airport. I condemn this act to silence us," said former Karnataka Chief Minister and top Congress leader Siddaramaiah.
Accusing Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa is making Karnataka "another Kashmir", he said: "All rights enshrined in the Constitution are curtailed."
The port city is under curfew since Thursday till Sunday to maintain law and order and prevent untoward incidents.
20/12/19 IANS/India TV
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