Woman beaten by cops after trying to disrupt Sonia's rally in Karnataka

A woman was beaten up by police today for showing black flag to the Congress President Sonia Gandhi in Tumkur, during the birthday celebration of Siddaganga Math head. A young woman tried to disrupt Mrs Gandhi's speech during the ceremony. As she began her speech, the woman, seated among the audience, suddenly rose and waved a black flag demanding Scheduled Caste (SC) status for her community Madiga Dandora. The police immediately swung into action and beat her up. She was then take away from the venue even as some of her supporters shouted slogans.

PM shown black flags by Anna supporters in Amritsar

The New Year does not have seem to begun on a very good note for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as he faced black flag demonstrations on 1 January 2012 at the Golden Temple in Amritsar. The incident occurred early this morning when the PM, along with his wife Gursharan Kaur, was coming out of the temple after offering prayers. Around 30-40 pro-Anna Hazare demonstrators gathered outside the temple began shouting slogans and waved black flags.

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