Belagavi, May 13 -- Tension was palpable in parts of Belagavi taluk in Karnataka after a religious book was found partially burnt in a field at Santibasthawad village on Monday. Following the incident, which took place on Sunday night, members of the community protested demanding the immediate arrest of the culprits. Belagavi police commissioner Iada Martin Marbaniang said a probe was launched after the incident, which came to light after people who visited a Santibasthawad mosque for morning prayers "found a partially burnt Quran in the nearby agricultural field". "Hundreds of people held protests in various parts of the taluk," the officer said. Members of the community held a demonstration near the Visvesvarayya Technological University (VTU) on the Belagavi-Goa state highway, where traffic was disrupted for over two hours, police said. Police appealed to community leaders to maintain peace....