Karnataka Issues Externment Orders Against Two Udupi Residents
By ETF Desk
In a move announced by the Karnataka government, externment orders were issued against two residents in the town of Udupi. The orders, authorized by the local court, require the individuals to vacate their premises and relocate to alternate accommodations.
Source documents indicate that the decision stems from a long‑standing dispute involving property ownership and non‑payment of dues. The court found that the individuals had failed to comply with previous eviction notices, prompting the administration to take more stringent action.
The locals say the directive has caused unrest in the community, as families connected to the occupants are seeking legal remedies. Law enforcement is expected to enforce the orders over the coming days, and the affected parties may appeal the decision in higher courts. Source: Google News – Udupi District.