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Dubai-bound man held at Mangaluru Airport for possession of 26 passports

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August 17, 2016

Mangaluru, Aug 17: Officials at Mangaluru International Airport have arrested a Dubai-bound passenger, who was allegedly in possession of 26 passports.

abdulla1The accused has been identified as Abdulla (43), hailing from Taliparamba in Kerala. He was supposed to board flight number 9W 532 on Tuesday night.

Sources said that during security check, the accused was found in possession of 26 passports belonging to different persons including two US nationals.

He was then handed over to the jurisdictional Bajpe police station for further investigation.

It is learnt that Abdulla works in Dubai and he had recently visited to Kerala on a brief vacation. He was caught minutes before his scheduled return journey via Mangaluru.

The issue has been seriously in the wake of shocking reports that nearly two dozens of youths went missing from Kerala under suspicious circumstances, soruces said.

Also Read: Mangaluru: Man held with 26 passports is travel agent; all documents genuine

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HOnest
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Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Viren Kotian,
Kumar,
Yogesh,
Danish.
George
Shiva
Naren,

Please guys, U guys with all worldly intelligence look like FOOLISH... Dont jump to name an innocent as Terrorist...
Think before YOU blame others
Only U wake up when it happens to you or your own families .
When some is blaming without PROOF ... They are called FOOLS and HYPOCRITE.
Please next time use your God given intellectual and VERIFY before you jump like MONKEYs...

This guy is proved innocent and you guys are proving us that WE can make U dance with any news that is presented to YOU Guys cos U guys never USE your intellect to VERIFY what is Said...THINK and PONDER.

SK
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Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Naren Kotian ......if you need the proof, pls visit the Bhatkal police station and find out who placed the meat bag in NAGABANA to create disturbances ..... this Bastard terrorist should be nakedly hanged.....

naren kotian
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

wow superb ... third rated jihadist ... hang this bastard ... mostly he arranged passports for islamic state or ISI porkis to conduct bomb blast ... rikacha sumne koorappa, jaathi buddi yelli bidtheera .. we are seeing how your community is doing , proof beka .. proof kotru neev accept madalla .. so waste .. burnol kodla rikacha ?hahahaha

Satyameva jayate
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

Also arrest the officials who issued him those passports......they are the sponsors of these terrorists.....where are the officers who made his verification.....don't let people laugh at our passport agencies and government.

Rikaz
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

Do not count chickens before they are hatched? It is normal that painting Muslims with anti nationals and terrorists etc.....

Viren Kotian
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

Super and timely catch... Now Amnesty international will start fighting for this anti national's rights. We should make sure he does not escape.

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