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Security tightened in Karnataka’s Shivamogga after ‘murder’ of Bajrang Dal worker

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Prohibitory orders were reportedly imposed in Karnataka’s Shivamogga in the wake of the killing of a Bajrang Dal worker.

A Bajrang Dal activist, 26-year-old Harsha, was allegedly murdered late on Sunday in Shivamogga following which security was tightened in the city. According to latest reports, Section 144 of the CrPC was imposed in the town. Meanwhile, some miscreants burnt several vehicles in the Seegehatti area of the town, according to news agency ANI. Firefighting operation was currently underway.

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