BJP MLA Kamath Named in FIR After Temple Altercation in Mangaluru
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A conflict at the Brahma Kalashotsava event at Sri Krishna Bhajana Mandir in Shakthi Nagar of Mangaluru escalated into an alleged political and physical altercation leading to FIRs against both groups, including one that names BJP MLA D. Vedavyas Kamath.
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