Wednesday, August 15, 2012

5,000 people flee to Bangalore, after SMS threat against North-East Indians


India celebrated 65 years of freedom yesterday and 5000 people from north east which includes students, left to Bangalore in 2 trains considering the fear of repercussion since tension increasing related to the Assam communal violence. V S D’Souza appointed by Karnataka police confirmed the same on Wednesday.

Special trains were schedule towards Guwahati, SMS messages sent to hundreds of people with the confirmation of the threat – SMS sent suggest that people from north – east communities to leave in 5 days time.

Police officers insured citizens will be protected and request to contact the control room as soon as they find rumors or attacks.  V S D’Souza speaking to Hindustan Times said – There is no police intelligence on any Attacks.

“People are fearing repercussion of Assam Violence. We have assured them all action will be taken.”
R Ashok home minister of Karnataka has assured safety of his people, Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and Assam CM Tarun Gogoi has assured a complete protection of those from north eastern state in communication with Jagadish shettar – CM of Karnataka

Bangalore is trending on twitter – Indian trends today  

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