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Bhatkal Tensions: Stone-Pelting at Mosque and Madarsa During Ganesh Immersion Procession

Tensions arose in Bhatkal in Karnataka's Uttara Kannada district after unidentified individuals allegedly pelted stones at the Ismail Sunni Jamia Mosque and the Tajus Sunnah Arabic Madarsa during a Ganesh idol immersion procession. The incident occurred while the procession, originating from Talen, was traversing the railway station road after crossing the Gulmi railway bridge. The stone-pelting caused damage to the window panes of both the mosque and the madarsa. Following the incident, a complaint was registered at the Bhatkal Town police station by 67-year-old Abdul Alim. Local community members held a protest outside the police station, dispersing after the Superintendent of Police assured them that necessary action would be taken and that an investigation is underway to identify the culprits.

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