Mangaluru cops nab Uppala youth wanted in 13 criminal cases

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February 2, 2018

Mangaluru, Feb 2: The Anti-Rowdy squad of Mangaluru South Division has arrested a native of Kerala, who is allegedly involved in 13 criminal cases.

The arrested has been identified as Mohammed Rafiq alias Nappate Rafiq (29), a native of Uppala in Kasaragod district.

The police said that a complaint was recently against Rafiq, and his aides, who were accused of entering a house in Kuttar in Mangaluru taluk and threatening a woman.

On a tip-off , Rafiq was arrested from a house in K.C. Road near Talapady.

The police said that Rafiq was allegedly involved in cases of murder, attempt to murder, kidnap and nine other cases. Warrants had been issued against Rafiq by courts for nonappearance in cases.

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Good job cops.. Well done Anti-Rowdy squad

I guess police need big crime for completely trapping those criminals so they are waiting. Without that they can come out easily

Why police cant arrest all Rowdies..? For what cops are waiting. Police knew they are criminals but still they will wait for murder or something

Dont wait for getting complaint. Should encounter them all

Encounter all rowdies

Good job cops.

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Staffer who shot elephant in Bandipur sacked, action initiated against forest dept employee

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March 12,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 12: Days after a video of an elephant being shot in Bandipur National Park went viral on social media, officials said that they have removed a staffer and initiated action against an employee of the Karnataka Forest Department in the matter.

According to officials, the incident took place on March 7.

"We have removed Rahim, temporary staffer, and initiated action against Umesh, a permanent employee of the Karnataka Forest Department, after an internal enquiry," Bandipur field director T Balchandra said.

While Rahim is said to have shot the charging elephant, Umesh reportedly made the video and shared it on social media.

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Fact Check | Will Masjid al-Haram and an-Nabawi open for public on Ramadan 8?

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April 30,2020

In the wake of Saudi Arabia's assurance that Masjid al-Haram of Makkah and Masjid an-Nabawi of Madinah will be opened for believers after some days, a message has gone viral on social media claiming that both the holy mosques will open on Ramadan 8 (May 1).

The message which was widely circulated on Facebook and WhatsApp, also contained certain condition such as people should fetch their own prayer mats and that they should not use the washrooms in the mosques.

Clarification

Meanwhile, the authorities of the two holy mosques, issued a clarification that the claims made in the viral post are false and baseless.

"The message being circulated about the opening date for Haramiain (two holy mosques) for public is completely baseless and false. The suspension of prayers for general public is still in effect," they said in a social media post.

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