Back-to-back murders: Compensate kin of deceased without any bias, says UTK


Team Udayavani, Jul 29, 2022, 12:44 PM IST

Congress legislator UT Khader said that the government must seriously investigate the three murders that have wreaked a sense of havoc in Dakshina Kannada.

Masood, Praveen Nettaru, and Fazil from Surathkal were murdered in a brutal manner. The real culprits behind these heinous crimes must be arrested and stringent action should be taken against them, Khader said.

Action must also be initiated against organizations or any outfits that have helped the perpetrators to execute the killings, he added.

Furthermore, Khader said that the government must be unbiased in disbursing compensation to the kin of the deceased. Government compensation disbursed is taxpayers’ money and therefore, equality should be maintained, he said.

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