Mangaluru, Apr 29: The sleuths of the City Crime Branch (CCB) of Mangaluru City police have managed to arrest four more accused in connection with the recent spate of violence occurred in Ullal and surrounding areas.
The arrested have been identified as:
1) Rahul alias Back Rahul (20), son of Rohan from Thokkottu. He is a plumber by profession.
2)Pavanraj (20), son of Mohandas, also from Thokkottu. He is a painter by profession.
3)Edwin Rahul D'Souza alias Pucche Rahul (18), son of Henry D'Souza, from Kotekar. He is a PU student.
4)Karthik (19), son of Raveendra, resident of Kotekar. He is a diploma student.
With the arrest of these four miscreants the number of persons nabbed in connection with the three stabbing incidents reported from Ullal earlier this week, reached five.
Two days ago, the police had arrested Shivaraj alias Shiva (19), a resident of Kumpala and an electrician by profession. He was arrested in connection with the attack on Ibrahim Hassan, who was targeted early on Monday morning, when he was on his way to fishing port in Mangaluru from Ullal.
Hours after attack on Ibrahim Hassan on Monday a gang of five miscreants had attacked Safwan (24), Saleem (22) and Nizam (22), who work with a catering contractor. Later on Tuesday another youth identified as Safwan (27), a resident of Patla, Kallapu, was allegedly attacked with weapons by about four miscreants when he was coming out of his house.
According to Mangaluru city police commissioner M Chandra Sekhar all five victims were innocents without having any criminal background. Raju Kotian, who was hacked to death by a few miscreants a few days ago, was also innocent, he said.
Justifying his decision to impose prohibitory orders under Section 144 under the limits of commissionerate for two days, the top cop said that such a measure was necessary to maintain law and order in the city.
He said that a few fringe groups were making preparations to stage protest in Mangaluru illegally and police will not allow them to execute their plans.
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POLICE are working without political or saffron pressure
All I can say is every saint has got a past every sinner as a future reforms can be only expected they can be become good and be helpfull to society .they are brain washed by Cheddis sorry pants now a days who poison these nurturing minds they have been doing this since they are born they are the real threat to society.
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