Mangaluru police invoke Goonda Act against Kabeer, Japan Manga

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July 30, 2016

goondaMangaluru, Jul 30: Following approval from the Deputy Commissioner, the Mangaluru city police has invoked the Karnataka Prevention of Dangerous Activities of Bootleggers, Drug offenders, Gamblers, Goondas, Immoral Traffic Offenders and Slum Grabbers Act, 1985 (Goonda Act) against two miscreants.

They are Kabeer aka Kabeer Kandavara, resident of Kaikamba, Mangaluru, and Raja, 21, alias 'Japan Manga' of Devinagar, Kunjathbail.

The police select right cases for invoking the Goonda Act, said M Chandra Sekhar, Commissioner of Mangaluru city police.

Kabeer has four cases of murder, and attempt to murder pending against him in various police stations. He has been arrested and sent to Mysuru Central prison, he said.

Raja was in news for the recent near murderous attempt on Subash Padil, main accused in the home stay attack on the district and sessions court premises before alert policemen overpowered and nabbed him. He too is wanted in cases of murder, attempt to murder, extortion and assault.

He has been arrested and sent to Belagavi central prison. Action against the duo was initiated on the basis of reports submitted by ACPs of Mangaluru Central and South sub-divisions.

Goonda Act in seven cases upheld

Recently the State government's Advisory Committee on Goonda Act had upheld the Mangaluru Police's invocation of the Act in seven cases.

Since November 2015, the Mangaluru Police Commissioner invoked Goonda Act against 14 persons allegedly involved in acts that would disturb public order.

The State Advisory Committee comprising High Court judges has already upheld the order of the Police Commissioner passed against seven persons.

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Peace lover
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Saturday, 30 Jul 2016

Book Pumpwell and Surathkal under the same, then all will go well in DK

babu bajarangi
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Saturday, 30 Jul 2016

APPRECATE ,,WHAT ABOUT SARAN PUMPWEL AND HIS FOLLOWERS?IF INVOKE THEM MANGALORE WILL BECOME CALM AND PEACE

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Bengaluru, Apr 4: The state government have taken all measures to ensure availability of essential supplies including foodgrains, in the state, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa informed here on Saturday.

He was speaking to newsmen, after holding a meeting of the MLAs, MPs and others, where he had briefed over the measures taken by the state government to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 disease.

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June 17,2020

Mangaluru, June 17: As many as 47 buses have been arranged by the district administration to transport 1,043 II PU students from the border areas of Kerala to the respective examination centres in Dakshina Kannada.

The II PU English examination, which was postponed in Karnataka due to covid lockdown, will be held on June 18. A total of 26,942 students are expected to appear for the examination across the district. Among them 6322 students have chosen to write their exam in the centres near to their hometown, following the COVID-19 pandemic. As many as 1,043 students are expected to come from Kerala.

22 KSRTC buses and 11 schools buses have been arranged from Talapady toll gate near Mariyashrama Church, 2 each KSRTC buses from Punyakoti Nagara in Mudipu, Bayar and Anekal in Vittal border, 1 KSRTC bus from Pathur in Kurnadu border, 3 KSRTC buses from Saradka in Vittal border, school buses from Kayar Padav in Puttur border, Panjikallu in Sullia border, Karike in Sullia border and Alatti Baddadka have been arranged.

The students have been asked to be present at a designated place to board the bus at 7 am and have to get their hall ticket and identity card, said DC Sindhu B Rupesh.

All the students should mandatorily wear masks and use sanitisers before entering the examination centres. The principals of colleges, where students from Kerala, are studying have been asked to deploy staff to make arrangements to ensure that students reach the examination centres on time and get back home after the exam.

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January 11,2020

Bantwal, Jan 11: Seven people were booked for organising protest without taking permission or intimation, police said on Saturday.

The alleged accused were identified as Nandavar Juma Masjid President Basheer, Khateeb of the Masjid Abdul Majeed Darimi, Gram Panchayath President Mohammed Shareef Nandavar, former President of Masjid Majeed, Arif Nandavar, Mustafa and Abubaker.

They have been booked for allegedly organising protest outside Nandavar Juma Masjid on Jan 10 afternoon without intimation to police or obtaining permission.

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