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Madoor Isubu arrest sheds new light on DK's underworld network

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December 11, 2010

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Mangalore, December 11: Dakshina Kannada police said that the interrogation of Madoor Isubu (36), who is allegedly a close associate of notorious underworld kingpin, Chota Shakil, has revealed many previously unrevealed information about underworld link to coastal Karnataka.

Superintendent of Police A Subrahmanyeshwara Rao told 'Coastaldigest.com' that Isubu, who was brought to Bantwal and later shifted to Mangalore is facing interrogation from Detection Crime Branch Police. He was produced before the JMFC Bantwal on December 9.

The court remanded Isubu, who is facing four cases in Bantwal, to seven days police custody.


Dismissing to reveal the exact location of interrogation, Rao also said that Isubu is cooperating with police during interrogation process.

He said that Isbu had established contact with dreaded underworld don Chota Shakeel earlier this year.

Confusion prevails

Though the DK police have finally succeeded in apprehending Madoor Isubu, top police officials have given controversial statements over his arrest.

DGP Ajaykumar Singh at a press meet in Bangalore on December 9 claimed that the special team constituted by DK SP Rao had arrested Isubu at the Yeshwanthpur Railway Station where he had been to meet a friend.

However Isubu's family members and advocate feel he might have been arrested on Monday or prior to that. But according to Singh he was arrested just a day ago, giving room for suspicion about the timing of his arrest.

The list of police cases against Isubu is as follows:

1) Ullala PS CrNo 189/2001 u/s 448, 323, 504, 506, 427, r/w 34 IPC:

2) Ullala PS CrNo 194/2002 u/s 143, 147, 148, 448, 504, 323, 341, 324, 506, 307 r/w 149 IPC:

3) Ullala PS CrNo 103/2003 u/s 143,147,148,448, 504, 323, 341, 324, 506,307 r/w 149 IPC

4) Ullala PS CrNo 120/2003 u/s 143, 147, 148, 447, 504, 506, 323 r/w 149 IPC:

5) Ullala PS CrNo 229/2003 u/s : 143,147,148,324,341 r/w 149 IPC and 2(a) KPDLP Act.

6) Ullala PS Cr NO 230/2003 u/s : 143,147,148,341,324 r/w 149 IPC

7) Ullala PS Cr No 244/03 u/s 143, 147, 148, 341, 427, 504, 109, 120(b) 153(a) 302, 341 r/w 149 IPC (Narasimha Shettigar Murder Case)

8) Ullala PS Cr No 27/2004 u/s 143, 147, 148, 341, 307, 153(a) r/w 149 IPC (Chandrashekar Uchill Attempt to Murder Case)

9) Bajpe PS Cr No. 91/2005 U/s 143, 147, 148, 120(B), 302 of IPC ( Polali Ananthu Murder Case)

10) Suratkal PS Cr No 219/2006 u/s 143, 147, 148, 341, 324, 120(b) 212, 109, 302 r/w 149 IPC ( Sukhananda Shetty Murder Case)

11) Bantwala Rural PS CrNo- 19/2009 u/s 143, 147, 148 ,120(b) 302 r/w 149 IPC ( Candle Santhu Murder Case)

12) Bantwala Town PS CrNo 148/2009 u/s 387, 511 IPC ( Baliga Jewellers Extortion Case)

13) Bantwala Town PS CrNo 149/2009 u/s 387, 511 IPC ( Baliga Jewellers Extortion Case)

14) Bantwala Town PS Cr No. 182/2009, U/S 307 R/w 34 IPC and Sec 3,5,25,27 Arms Act (Baliga Jewellers Shootout Case)

15) Mangalore North PS Cr No 73/2010 U/S 120(B) IPC & Sec 3,5,25,27 Arms Act (Advocate Harish Rai Attempt to Murder Case)

16) Moodabidre PS Cr. No. 70/2010 U/s 120 (B) & 307 IPC (Advocate Shanthi Prasad Hegde Attempt to Murder Case)

17) Mangalore North PS Cr No 82/2010 U/s 114,120(B) IPC r/w 5,20,27 Arms Act (Advocate Jagadish Shenava Attempt to Murder Case )

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Bengaluru, Mar 26: Karnataka Primary and Higher Education Minister Suresh Kumar on Thursday clarified that the SSLC examinations have not canceled as being claimed by many. 

Taking to Twitter, he said there was confusion among students and parents as wrong news was published in a some of the news papers and even in social media also.

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August 4,2020

Mangaluru, Aug 4: The Kasaragod district administration has decided to restore the e-pass system for daily commuters between Kasaragod and Mangaluru amid covid-19 crisis. 

As covid-19 cases began to increase in Dakshina Kannada, the Kasargod district administration had unilaterally newly introduced of daily pass system on July 6 for entry and exit from Talapady border. This had inconvenienced hundreds of employees, who visited Mangaluru daily to eke a living. 

The decision to resume the pass system was taken in a video conference of Kerala Revenue Minister Chandrasekharan with officials and elected representatives on August 3.

The minister said the Kasaragod district administration will resume issuing of passes for daily commuters between Kasaragod and Mangaluru. But they should undergo rapid antigen test for every week to renew their passes.

"Similarly, one-time interstate passes will be issued for those who want to take part in marriages, funeral and other functions in both states. Even they should undergo antigen test after returning from the functions,” the minister added.

As per the previous order, daily commuters, especially employees, had to stay in Mangaluru for 28 days before returning to Kasargod. Later, Kerala government relaxed rules on July 23 allowing only bank employees from Kasaragod to travel daily in their private vehicles to their workplace in Dakshina Kannada.

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May 3,2020

Bengaluru, May 3: Erection of barricades and drawing up of boxes or circles aimed at maintaining social distancing were seen in front of liquor shops in different parts of Karnataka on Sunday, a day ahead of their reopening after a gap of over 40-days, due to the lockdown.

Karnataka Excise Commissioner on Saturday had ordered that only CL-2 (retail shops) and CL-11C (state-run retail shops like Mysore Sales International Limited) would open from May 4.

It had permitted liquor sale liquor between 9 am and 7 pm only in areas that are outside COVID-19 containment zones.

Reports of barricades being erected to ensure that people stand in line and drawing of boxes or circles in front of shops to maintain social distancing in front of retail and MSIL shops have emerged from across the state, including the state capital.

Also reports about shop keepers doing special poojas outside liquor shops in Kolar and some even illuminating their outlets with lights from outside have surfaced from other parts of the state.

Meanwhile, officials were engaged in checking stocks ahead of the shops opening on Monday morning.

"We are making all preparations to ensure that government rules are followed. We also seek the cooperation of the people and police," the manager of a shop said.

Another said there may be a rush initially, after which things may get back to normal.

"We expect things to go on smoothly," he added.

Calling for number of customers to be limited to five at a time while ensuring that they maintain social distancing of not less than six feet distance, the order states that customers and the staff will have to wear masks and sanitizers should be used at the shops.

Only stand alone CL-2 and CL-11C shops are allowed to commence liquor sale and not those at malls and super markets, it said.

Officials in Bengaluru said liquor sale is prohibited in 26 containment zones in the city, while in other places rules that have been prescribed need to be followed.

In case of any violation, strict action would be taken, including imposing of penalty, they said.

There was pressure on the government to kick start economic activities, including allowing sale of liquor, to boost the state's finances as excise is the key area which generates revenue.

State Excise Minister H Nagesh had recently pegged the losses at Rs 60 crore per day because of closure of liquor shops, due to the lockdown.

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