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Burned vehicles lying on the side of roads as cops investigate.

Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai after a meeting with CM Yediyurappa said that orders have been given to recover losses faced by the state from the Islamic roters who burned the city centre in which 3 people were killed.

This came after the request of Bengaluru MP Tejasvi Surya who suggested this recovery method right after the riots calling it the 'UP way' in a tweet. This recovery method was derived from Yogi Adityanath government after the UP CM charged the rioters who in the name of Anti-CAA protests tried to harm the communal harmony and burned parts of the state.

Be it the Anti-CAA riots or the Bengauru riots, the investigations have shown that they were strategically pre-planned by various terrorist organisations in order to kill several Hindus and naming them 'anti-muslims' riots.

In Bengaluru riots, a terrorist organisation 'Al-Hind' was involved while in the Delhi and UP riots, foreign funding from Pakistan and Turkey revealed that these anti-India organisations are putting their all in to disrupt India's harmony.

Although till the point the recovery of the losses is concerned, yes Yogi Adityanath's move works to best and make the rioters pay but keeping in mind UN's warning about over 200 ISIS terrorists in Kerala & Karnataka along with the increasing incidents of communal riots in the country, Modi government might need a bigger plan to put an end to it.

We all are aware that in the past instances during the non-BJP times, these riots (Mujaffarnagar, Mumbai) led to larger losses of property and lives but were not mainstreamed as major terrorist organisations were not involved. But now, their 'anti-India' instinct has turned them into 'anti-BJP' & vice-versa which is why these frequent incidents are targeting Hindus who according to them are more pro-India than the other communities.

All these frequent occurrences are indicating towards increasing intolerance in the muslim population of the nation who is complying with the radical terrorist organisations deeds which needs to be duly noted and probed by the government else, it'll be too late.