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Miscreants set on fire VHP activist's fish shop in Karnataka

The Uppinangady police personnel, who visited the spot, are suspecting that the fire might be an attempt to provoke communal clashes in the region.

Published: 23rd August 2021 10:49 AM  |   Last Updated: 23rd August 2021 10:58 AM   |  A+A A-

Fish shop fire

Fish and ice destroyed in the fire that was set by miscreants in Karnataka on Sunday night. (Photo | Express)

By Divya Cutinho
Express News Service

MAGALURU: Unknown miscreants late on Sunday night set a roadside shop on fire, reportedly belonging to a Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) activist in Karnataka.

The incident took place at Helegetu in Uppinangady on national highway.

Ashok, the owner of the shop, had stored fish and ice. 

Police and locals gather at the incident site where the fire took place.

The Uppinangady police, who visited the spot, are suspecting that the fire might be an attempt to provoke communal clashes in the region.

Puttur MLA also reached the incident site. He spoke to Puttur DySP and urged him to arrest the miscreants and initiate urgent probe.

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