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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsKarnataka State Commission for women chairperson C Manjula should resign and tender an apology in public for submitting a biased report on the homestay attack, Karnataka State Women Congress Committee President Manjula Naidu urged on Monday.Addressing mediapersons at district congress committee office Naidu said Manjula in her report had said that students were indulging in ‘improper act’ and parents of revelers were also not of sound character. “Can she produce any evidence to back such allegations ?,” she asked and urged government to reject the biased report.“We have already informed about State Women’s Commission’s biased report to National Commission for Women chairperson Mamata Sharma. “A delegation from NCW will visit to Mangalore to conduct investigations,” she revealed.Naidu also sought the resignation of the Home Minister R Ashok. As law and order situation in state is deteriorating, the home minister most owe responsibility and resign, she stressed. first published:August 14, 2012, 10:24 ISTlast updated:August 14, 2012, 10:24 IST
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Karnataka State Commission for women chairperson C Manjula should resign and tender an apology in public for submitting a biased report on the homestay attack, Karnataka State Women Congress Committee President Manjula Naidu urged on Monday.

Addressing mediapersons at district congress committee office Naidu said Manjula in her report had said that students were indulging in ‘improper act’ and parents of revelers were also not of sound character. “Can she produce any evidence to back such allegations ?,” she asked and urged government to reject the biased report.

“We have already informed about State Women’s Commission’s biased report to National Commission for Women chairperson Mamata Sharma. “A delegation from NCW will visit to Mangalore to conduct investigations,” she revealed.

Naidu also sought the resignation of the Home Minister R Ashok. As law and order situation in state is deteriorating, the home minister most owe responsibility and resign, she stressed.

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