FB posts on goddess: Man returning from Gulf held at Mangaluru Airport

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October 10, 2016

Mangaluru, Oct 10: Mangaluru city police have reportedly detained a non-Indian resident in connection with the case of derogatory Facebook posts about Sri Durga Parameshwari of Kateel and other Hindu deities.

facebookpostAccording to sources, Shafi Bellare, a native of Sullia, is currently in custody of Mangaluru North Police, who are questioning him in connection with the case.

The derogatory comments against the Hindu goddess were posted on Facebook in October 2015 and were widely circulated. The Bantwal police registered a suo motu case a couple of months ago that was followed by a case registered by the Mangaluru North police.

The main accused of the Facebook fake profile 'Jabbar BC Road', hailing from Dakshina Kannada, is said to be operating from the Gulf. Shaffi Bellare, who was also in Gulf had reportedly responded to his post.

Sources said that a lookout notice had been issued for Shafi Bellare's arrest. As soon as he reached Mangaluru International Airport on Sunday from Bahrain, he was taken into custody and handed over to Mangaluru North Police.

Inspector Shantaram said that the suspect is still being questioned. DCP (Crime and Traffic) Dr Sanjeev M Patil, however, refused to confirm the development.

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Mithun Seethar…
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Monday, 10 Oct 2016

Please make correction. If makes lots of difference. NRI stands for non resident Indian.

Satyameva jayate
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Monday, 10 Oct 2016

Should not make fun of others......rather than discussing in a respected manner.....

Onte Moothra, …
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Monday, 10 Oct 2016

Before making fun of others..see the mirror. The world is laughing at you pissfuls.

Go Moothra
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Monday, 10 Oct 2016

As a Muslim i oppose any insult to other religion person or GOD....ISLAM Teaches the same ....ALLAH is highest and almighty ....so if we Muslims insult other religion then they might insult the almighty ...so spare ourselves from insulting anyone

Go Moothra
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Monday, 10 Oct 2016

Actually he was not arrested ...instead he himself wanted to meet police and give clarification about the same

Injustice intolerant
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Monday, 10 Oct 2016

There are so many anti Muslim Facebook pages that not only makes mockery of Muslim Faith but also encourages violence against Muslims. Why aren't the police taking that as suo moto? I thought police protected interests of all people.

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