According to a Times of India report, the city police commissioner, S Murugan, said that the orders were issued under section 144 of the CrPC.
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Akbar Kudroli, who is presently stationed in a foreign country, allegedly posted derogatory comments against the city police commissioner after he imposed ban on Dr. Zakir Naik from entering Mangaluru city and restricted him from conducting public meetings.
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The bench, during the hearing, said that it has come to know from newspapers that the police commissioner had banned Dr Zakir from entering the city till January 7.
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Situation in the coastal Karnataka districts has remained volatile in view of communal rest since the last two months prompting the police to prevent Dr. Naik from addressing a public rally in Mangaluru.
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Dr Zakir Naik was scheduled to address a programme on January 3, 2016, organized by South Kanara Salafi Movement (SKSM), TheNewsTribe.com learnt from Indian media. He said that Dr Naik had participated in sessions with Pandit Ravi Shankar and Shiv Sena programme when its leader Bal Thackeray was alive, on two different occasions and that the programmes were highly successful. After the meeting of Naik was announced, Bajrang Dal and other Hindutva outfits in Karnataka condemned the Congress-led government of Karnataka for granting permission to Naik while imposing a ban on VHP leader Pravin Togadia.
