Mandya, Sep 12 (Reporter) In response to the recent violence at Nagamangala in Mandya district, the BJP has called for a high-level investigation led by the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The BJP accused the Congress government of fostering unrest through what it terms "appeasement politics." The violence, which erupted after an attack on a Ganesha idol procession on Wednesday night, led to property damage and the use of weapons and petrol bombs. On Thursday, BJP leaders including State President Vijayendra Yediyurappa, Leader of the Opposition R Ashok, and legislators CN Ashwath Narayan, CT Ravi, and Sunil Kumar visited the affected areas. They condemned the attack as a premeditated act and spoke with victims to offer support. Vijayendra flayed the police for their alleged inaction, attributing it to government pressure, and expressed regret that Mandya, once known for its farmers' struggles, is now linked with communal tensions. Ashok drew comparisons with previous incidents, such as slogans in the Vidhan Soudha and a bomb blast at The Rameshwaram Cafe, to argue that the Congress government has failed to maintain law and order and curb anti-national elements. The BJP also challenged Home Minister G Parameshwara’s characterisation of the incident as a "minor accident," accusing him of shielding those responsible. Union Minister of State for MSME Shobha Karandlaje has supported the call for an NIA investigation, asserting that only a national agency can uncover the complete truth...////...