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IMA Fraud: Continuing its raid SIT seizes Rs 11.72-cr worth jewellery, pearls, cash

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June 25, 2019

Bengaluru, June 25: Continuing its investigation into multi-crore IMA fraud, the Karnataka Special Investigation Team (SIT) headed by Joint Police Commissioner B R Ravikantegowda, have seized Rs 11.72 crore worth Gold ornaments, Silver articles, Diamond jewellery,Pearls, 58 live bullets, .32 revolver and cash Rs 13.45 lakhs during raid conducted on IMA Jewellery and IMA Shops in the City.

Police, in a release here on Tuesday, said that the seized articles included 41.62 kg Gold ornaments, 14.5 carrot Diamond jewellery, 72.24 kg Silver articles, 60 carrot Pearls, 58 Live Bullets, one .32 Revolver and Rs 13.45 lakhs cash.

The kingpin Mohamad Mansoor Khan, against whom Blue Cornor notice was issued and Passport cancelled, is still absconding and it was suspected that he is hiding in Dubai. He had released a Video recently alleging that there his threat on his life and ready to return to India and repay the investors their dues, provided he and his family members were given protection by Police since some politicians and influential persons are trying to close down IMA and murder him and his family members.

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June 6,2020

Mangaluru, June 6: As many as 24 coronavirus positive cases reported in Dakshina Kannada in 24 hours (from 5 p.m. June 5 to 5 p.m. June 6). 

With this the total number of covid-19 cases mounted to 167, among which 88 are currently active. 

Among the newly detected 24 cases 11 are Maharashtra returnees, 6 are Dubai returnees, 1 is Arabia returnee, 1 is Ukraine/Turkey returnee. And source of 5 new cases still remained untraced.
 

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February 28,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 28: Two labourers lost their lives as they were buried alive in a landslip at Karangalpady Junction near Bunts Hostel in the city today.

The landslip occurred when a compound wall collapsed burying at least five persons under the debris. It is feared that three people are still under the debris.

The deceased have been identified as Mohammad Masood (20) from West Bengal and Bhimappa (25) from Bagalkote.

Local police and fire fighters are carrying out rescue operation.

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April 20,2020

Mangaluru, Apr 20: Dakshina Kannada police have warned of stringent legal action against people who share photos of the coronavirus victims in the district and other patients on social websites.

District superintendent of police B M Laxmi Prasad in a release, warned the people that strict legal action will be taken against those who flout rules.

Police have noted that a picture of one of the COVID-19 victims in the area is being shared on social media.

Providing any information about coronavirus-infected patients or victims publicly is a punishable offence, he said.

The police are putting together information about the people who shared the photo and other information about the COVID-19 in the district and have initiated legal action.

A 50-year old woman from Bantwal had died of Covid-19 at the Wenlock hospital here on Sunday.

She is the first coronavirus victim in the district.

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