ASI threatens neighbours with machete, destroys crop; SP orders probe

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October 8, 2016

Mangaluru, Oct 8: A video clip showing a police officer attached to the Bantwal rural police station allegedly threatening his neighbours with a weapon before destroying coconut and other plants in their property has gone viral on the social media.threat

The incident reportedly happened last Tuesday in Deppoli, Peraje village in Vitla police limits where Assistant Sub Inspector Rukmaiah Gowda resides. The clips show Mr Gowda waving a machete and destroying crops.

He allegedly assaulted Parameshwara Naik and gram panchayat member Mohini who came to the rescue of Mr. Naik.

The ASI also reportedly destroyed the plants in another neighbour Adam's property. All the three have small parcels of land, about 10 to 15 cents, bordering Mr. Gowda.

Residents also alleged that such behaviour was not new to Mr. Gowda, who had allegedly assaulted another neighbour in June. The Vitla police had not acted on the complaint in this regard, they said.

Following this, Dakshina Kannada District Superintendent of Police Bhushan Gulabrao Borase ordered an inquiry by the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Bantwal.

Mr. Borase said that since the video shows both Mr. Gowda and Mr. Naik holding weapons, there was no clarity. Hence, the inquiry is ordered to ascertain facts. Property dispute between the parties was not new, he added.

If the inquiry finds the police officer being on the wrong side of law, suitable action would be initiated, the SP said.

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A.Mangalore
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Sunday, 9 Oct 2016

Strange behavior of some neighbours. My friend is always mentioning that whenever his family members travels to gulf for holiday season, his muslim neighbor destroys their plant without any reason. My friends family always for the sake of relationship avoid asking for it. At the same time their hindu neighbor in right side always keep an eye at their house with a very good intention ;
my muslim friend got high respect on their hindu neighbor.

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