<p>The Mangaluru City police on Monday shared the video footage of the protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act that turned violent in Mangaluru on December 19, on its Facebook page.</p>.<p>Police Commissioner Dr P S Harsha on Monday had appealed to the public to share photos and video footage, including CCTV recordings, related to the incident with the police.</p>.<p>On the Mangaluru City Police's Facebook page, the police have thanked citizens of Mangaluru for the 'overwhelming support for sharing high-quality images of rioters who had formed an unlawful assembly and were responsible for widespread violence,' said the post.</p>.<p>The posts have been shared with Bengaluru City police, Mysore City Police, Hubli-Dharwad City Police, Commissioner of Police Belagavi City, Basavaraj Bommai, Chief Minister of Karnataka, Gulbarga City Police Bengaluru Traffic Police Dakshina Kannada District Police.</p>.<p>The Mangaluru City Police has sought help in identifying the rioters and has sought information about their whereabouts.</p>.<p>Whoever has any information can send the same on mangalurunorthmgc@gmail.com or Whatsapp on 9480802327. The identity of the source would be kept confidential. </p>.<p>Vital information will be suitably rewarded, said the commissioner of police.</p>
<p>The Mangaluru City police on Monday shared the video footage of the protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act that turned violent in Mangaluru on December 19, on its Facebook page.</p>.<p>Police Commissioner Dr P S Harsha on Monday had appealed to the public to share photos and video footage, including CCTV recordings, related to the incident with the police.</p>.<p>On the Mangaluru City Police's Facebook page, the police have thanked citizens of Mangaluru for the 'overwhelming support for sharing high-quality images of rioters who had formed an unlawful assembly and were responsible for widespread violence,' said the post.</p>.<p>The posts have been shared with Bengaluru City police, Mysore City Police, Hubli-Dharwad City Police, Commissioner of Police Belagavi City, Basavaraj Bommai, Chief Minister of Karnataka, Gulbarga City Police Bengaluru Traffic Police Dakshina Kannada District Police.</p>.<p>The Mangaluru City Police has sought help in identifying the rioters and has sought information about their whereabouts.</p>.<p>Whoever has any information can send the same on mangalurunorthmgc@gmail.com or Whatsapp on 9480802327. The identity of the source would be kept confidential. </p>.<p>Vital information will be suitably rewarded, said the commissioner of police.</p>