Qazi death: Protesters denounce CBI claim, urge high-level probe

December 20, 2011

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Mangalore, December 20: A demonstration was staged condemning the 'misleading' Central Bureau of Investigation report on the mysterious death of former Mangalore Qazi C M Abdullah Musliyar Chembarika in the city on Tuesday.

Urging the Central Government to order a high-level CBI inquiry under the supervision of Kerala High Court into this unsolved case, the protesters took out a rally from the Ambedkar Circle and converged in front of the office of Deputy Commissioner.

Addressing the protesters, Zeinul Abdeen Thangal, president of All Kerala Jameeathul Ulema, said, “Despite the prolonged investigation into the two year old mysterious death of then Mangalore Qazi, the investigators have failed to unveil truth. “Our protest will continue until the real culprits are caught”, he said.

“There have been many lies told by the corrupt officials. Law is being twisted and the the pressure is being exerted on the judiciary too”, he said.

How can the CBI claim that Qazi committed suicide when wounds were found behind his neck?, he questioned, adding that this is practically impossible and hence a high level probe is need of the hour.

“A new team must investigate the death of the Qazi. CBI opened the case and shut it due to lack of evidence. We need it to be re-opened. Those who are hiding must be caught,” he reiterated.

The Muslim Central Committee president K S Mohammed Masood in his address said, any enquiry must be fruitful. “We don't believe the CBI's version that it was a suicide. No Muslim, especially a Qazi can commit suicide in any case. CBI being the best investigating body should not be so careless” he said.

Mangalore Qazi Thwaqa Ahmed Musliyar, former Mayor Ashraf, and a galaxy of religious leaders including Abdul Aziz Kallaga and Jabbar Ustad were present.

The body of Musliyar was found on the sea shore near his home in Kasargod district on 15 February 2010. According to the post-mortem report, his spinal cord was broken even before his death and several wound were also found on his body. A pair of sandals, torchlight and a walking stick was found on the rock just a few yards from the place where his body was found lying. However, after 11 months of investigation the CBI had claimed that it was a suicide.

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May 2,2020

Mangaluru, May 2:  Dakshina Kannada district administration has taken steps to quarantine people returning after having lost their jobs in foreign countries.

Marriages hall, general halls and hostels are being identified for the purpose, a source said.

Official said that Coronavirus scare also has forced many people from foreign countries, those in including Gulf countries, to return to their native villages.

The Gulf countries are also sending back those staying illegally there. 

Once the flight services resume, thousands of people are likely to return to the country.

Meanwhile, DK deputy commissioner Karnataka held a video conference with Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa.

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June 16,2020

Bantwal, Jun 16: Two unmarred siblings committed suicide by self-immolation at Sangabettu in Bantwal taluk of Dakshina Kannada last night.

Neelayya Shettogar (42) and his sister Kesari (39) poured petrol on themselves before torching themselves at around 11 p.m. on June 15 inside a room of their house, police sources said. The siblings were reportedly facing health problems.

Neelayya's brother and latter’s wife were sleeping in the other room of the same house when the incident took place. They came to know only when they heard the screams of the duo.

Even though the siblings were rushed to the government hospital at Bantwal with the help of locals, the doctors declared them dead.

Bantwal rural police sub-inspector, Prasanna and staff visited the spot as part of investigation.

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Mohammad Mansoor
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Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020

Very sad. What happening to our youths. Are they going crazy or the mountain fell on them?  Why do our people are becoming so coward? I think many are going under depression. Govt should set up rehabilitation/counselling centres in each Mandals/Taluks/Districts to treat such people.

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February 8,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 8: A speeding car fell off the newly-inaugurated Pumpwell flyover in the city after jumping the median and ramming into an oncoming car today. 

At least four persons have suffered injuries in the mishap involving a Maruti Alto and a Renault Duster. The condition of two is said to be extremely critical. The other two have suffered minor injuries.

The accident took place when the driver of the speeding Alto which was heading towards Kasaragod from Udupi lost control over his vehicle.

Towards the end of the flyover, car rammed into the divider and then hit the ill-fated Renault Duster which was coming from the opposite direction. The Alto then fell off the bridge. 

The accident caused traffic jam on the highway for some time. The flyover was inaugurated a week ago, after a decade long wait.

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