Bakery owner brutally stabbed by gang in Ullal

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July 30, 2015

Mangaluru, Jul 30: The proprietor of a sweet bakery shop was critically injured after he was assaulted and stabbed by a gang of miscreants, including a notorious criminal, on Wednesday late night at Mastikatte area in the coastal town of Ullal in Mangalur taluk.

stabbed30-year-old Abdul Salam was rushed to a private hospital soon after the incident. Reliable source said that he was out of danger and responding to the treatment.

According to police sources, four masked men barged into the bakery all of a sudden in the night and stabbed the youth multiple times in his hand, neck and stomach. He was immediately rushed to a private hospital in Thokkottu and then he was shifted to the intensive care unit of Unity Health Complex in Mangaluru.

It is learnt that two of the assailants have been identified as Fayaz and Kori Haris, residents of Ullal. Fayaz is reportedly facing nearly a dozen criminal cases. He is also an accused in Kanchan Textiles manager Dinesh Raj murder case.

Sources said that Abdul Salam had reportedly complained to police against Fayaz and his associates for giving trouble to shop keepers and customers in Mastikatte area of Ullal.

The Ullal and surrounding areas have witnessed a series of stabbing incidents in recent weeks. The fresh incident of stabbing created tense atmosphere for sometime in the region.

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