Karnataka HM: Gauri Lankesh killers will be caught in a few weeks

DHNS
November 12, 2017

Bengaluru, Nov 12: In an unexpected development, the Karnataka Home Minister Ramalinga Reddy has claimed that the SIT has solid leads on the killers of Gauri Lankesh and an arrest is imminent. Lankesh was shot deadby unidentified assailants outside her home on September 6.

"The SIT knows it all. They are collecting more evidence. I assure you that arrests will be made within weeks. The case will be solved" he said.

Meanwhile, the BJP has officially filed a complaint against Ramachandra Guha for defamation. Guha had accused the RSS of having Lankesh murdered during a television interview.

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Ibrahim
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

Killers definitely belong to the gang of Holy Saffron

Ram
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

Few? mean 30 weeks?or 40 weeks? or 500 weeks? or could be after Gujrat elections

Bajal PK
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

They are arranging for paid "culprits" who will declare themselves as being part of some obscure, never heard of rightwing group...Huge payments would be made for their services....

Truth
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

Why is the minister wasting our time in giving these repeat-statements of no progress ?

Unknown
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

Name of the Culprit is Lee Harvey Gowda

Manava
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

Hope they dont say 11 year old did it

Ganesh
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

Govt failed to give much security ti her. Atleast now govt can do justice by giving capital punishment to the killers

Rahul
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

Prepare cell for another cheddi.

Mohan
 - 
Sunday, 12 Nov 2017

If Cong police caught, then it will reflect positively in election.

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March 19,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 19: The officers of Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, on March 11 intercepted 2 persons - Syed Mohammed and Shri Ashoka K S - Mangalore Central Railway Station and recovered 5.6 Kgs of gold bars in crude form.

The operation was conducted based on specific information about a network of operators who were bringing smuggled gold in the form of crude bars from Calicut to Mangaluru. The gold was then re-melted and cast into 100 gms bars with foreign markings, using foreign marking moulds, and was then getting distributed to various locations in Karnataka.

Further, one Mr. Manjunath Shet alias Rupesh who was supposed to receive the said gold from the passengers was also apprehended at the parking lot of the railway station.

Simultaneous searches were conducted in three different premises in car street Mangaluru, Udupi, and Shivamogga.

Further, the source of the gold was traced to melters/jewellers in Calicut and swift follow up action was conducted leading to seizures of gold and Rs 82 lakh Cash. Two cars of Toyota Etios model belonging to the syndicate having specially designed cavities for concealment which were used for transporting cash and gold between Calicut and Mangaluru were also seized.

Naveen Chandra Kamath of Udupi, who is the master mind involved in the case was also apprehended. Overall 7 persons were arrested during the entire operation. Further investigation is ongoing in the said case to uncover the other persons involved in the racket. The total seizure was 9.3Kgs of gold, valued at approximately 4 crores, 5.2 kgs of silver along with Rs 84 lakh in cash.

The team constituted of 40 officers from Bengaluru, Mangaluru and Shivamogga took part in the co-ordinated effort.

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February 6,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 6: In a case of suspected political rivalry, a 28-year-old BJP activist was brutally assaulted by a gang at Munchoor here, police said on Thursday.

Police said that the injured identified as Yashodhar is undergoing treatment at Padmavathi Hospital here.

Four people namely – Diwakar, Dinesh Shetty, Ashwith Kulal and Yashodhara Agaramelu – assaulted Yashodhar and posed him with a death threat. It was reported that the gang had been keeping an eye on Yashodhar’s movements for some time now.

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February 9,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 9: A youth, native of Dakshina Kannada, was kidnapped and later robbed and then abandoned by a group of criminals, after he landed at the Karipur International Airport in Kerala early on Sunday morning.

In a complaint filed with the Kondotty police, the victim identified as Abdul Nazar Shamsad, said he was kidnapped while he was travelling in a shared auto from the airport to Calicut town. The kidnappers took him to an unknown destination where they tortured him.

Shamshad was reportedly subjected to physical assault and was asked to hand over the gold that he carried with him. It is learnt that the kidnappers had mistaken the youth for a gold smuggler and tortured him in order to get hold of the smuggled gold. They also stole his money and documents before abandoning him.

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