Home stay attack: Court grants bail to prime accused

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August 24, 2013
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Mangalore, Aug 24: Subash Padil, Ganesh Kannur alias Kati Munna and Manu alias Manoj Shetty the prime accused in the infamous Homestay attack case were granted bail.

The Second Additional District Sessions Court granted bail to the accused on Saturday.

With this all the accused in the case were released.

Judge M G Uma granted bail to the accused.

It may be recalled that 17 accused in the case were granted bail on July 25. Police had arrested 38 out of 44 accused including Kasturi Newz reporter Naveen Soorinje and local TV channel reporter Sharan Raj in connection with the attack that took place at Morning Mist home stay at Padil in the outskirts of the city on July 28, 2012.

Court had granted bail to 11 accused and they were released on July 17.

In all, 35 out of 38 including Naveen and Sharan were released on bail at various occasions. It may be recalled that the state government had decided to withdraw charge sheet filed against Naveen in the case.

The city police are yet to nab six accused in the case.

Manoj (23), a resident of Kandavarapadavu near Gurupur-Kaikamba, was arrested on July 21.

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