Motorbike theft racket busted; teenagers among 4 held, 11 vehicles sized

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June 1, 2016

Mangaluru, Jun 1: Dakshina Kannada district police have busted a motorcycle theft racket and arrested four persons, including two teenagers. As many as 11 two-wheelers worth Rs 7.5 lakhs stolen from different parts of Dakshina Kannada and Kodagu districts have also been sized by the cops.

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The arrested youths are:

  • Mansoor (19), son of Abdul Majid, residing near Susrutha Hospital, Puttur Kasba Village, Puttur taluk
  • Shabbir (19), son of Yusuf, a resident of Golikatte, Parladka, Puttur taluk
  • Thoufeeq (22), son of Abdul Rahiman, a resident Polya, Kabaka Village, Puttur taluk
  • Majeed (25), son of Mohammed, a resident of Yermalpalke, Kadirudyavara Village, Belthangady taluk

The seized vehicles are:

  • Yamaha RX-100 stolen from the limits of Vittla Police Station (1)
  • Honda Dio Scooter stolen from the limits of Madikeri Town Police Station (1)
  • Honda Dio Scooter stolen from the limits of Madikeri Rural Police Station (1)
  • Pulsar Motorcycle stolen from the limits of Sulya Police Station (1)
  • Yamaha FZ stolen from the limits of Belthangady Police Station (1)
  • Honda Dio Scooter stolen from the limits of Puttur Town Police Station (3)
  • Yamaha FZ stolen from the limits of Puttur Town Police Station (3)

Dakshina Kannada Superintendent of Police Bhushan Gulabrao Borase told media persons at his office on Wednesday that vehicle checking on Vittla-Ukkuda road by sleuths from Vittla police station on Tuesday evening helped bust this racket.

In fact the cops were looking for the two-wheeler thieves, as a case of motorbike theft was registered at Vittla Police station just four days ago.

The cops noticed two youngsters riding a motorbike at high speed. When the duo ignored the signals to stop, the cops began to chase the bike and managed to waylay it at Perla.

Soon, the rider and pillion rider abandoned the motorbike and started running. But, both of them caught by the police.

The SP said that the 19-year-old boys confessed that it was a stolen motorbike and they had planned to sell it in Kasaragod. When they were subjected to rigorous questioning they revealed the fact that they had stolen more two-wheelers along with two others.

This was enough for the police to arrest both the teenagers and based on the information given by them the police arrested two other alleged accomplices and sized 5 two-wheelers kept in a deserted house in Kumabalabettu and 5 other bikes parked near Kasaragod Big Bazar. Their plan was to steal vehicles in Karnataka and sell them in Kerala.

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Comments

Bopanna
 - 
Thursday, 2 Jun 2016

Naren well said. What can u expect from these people ?

SK
 - 
Thursday, 2 Jun 2016

Naren, Samsakara will come after eating snake/ cat/dog/beef dishes in Singapore.... do not worry....

KhasaiKhaane
 - 
Thursday, 2 Jun 2016

Some Muslims : Robbery, Theft, Drugs!
Sanghi Hindus : Rape (Humans & animals), Molestation.

Ashish
 - 
Thursday, 2 Jun 2016

Hi Naren Kotian,

Why do U always link crime to any religion and dat too in particular to some religion? If U ve always commented d same way for al d crimes it would ve been K, but U always spill ur dirty venom on wrong forum. Btter get a check up bro. Maybe U ve free camps coming up soon.

shanu
 - 
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2016

Hi naina kundapur,

kindly consider kollur temple theft also and place u r few sweet words here... we all know about they had pure cheddis background...

one of u r neighbour/cousin killed his mother days back.... yentaha samskara bahusha nimge intaha samskara siguttirabeku...

poojisuva devarannu swanta tayiyannu bidadavaru innaryarannu bidbahudu... manushyariginta nayi koti iligale melu .... swanta tayi beda nayi ili galannu tayi madtarappa entaha samskara kapadi devare...

shanu
 - 
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2016

Ayyo NAREN..... ide matu nimma d.....dy asaram baapu mattu kelavu cheddy swamigalige heltiddre awarenu olleya swami galaguttira yena....
haagene swalpa hindina cheddi mantrigalige tilisuttiddare awarenu chennada film galu assembly yalli nodudannu avoid madutidtra yena..
innu samayavide...pumpwell borewell galige swalpa tilisi PIMP aagidda orva bajarangalada leader ... intaha nayigala bilada hinde odaduva moosuva nimage ayyo yava samskara da vishaya....I have no words...
yellakkinta ondu vishaya .... hindina Mahan shakuni kutantri kalla mantrigalu.... orva entu jailige hogi KJP katkondu biddidda iga awane puna mukhya mantra candidate.... swalpa nin ...dy yannu kalisi samskara tiliso .. mundenadaru orva kutantriyagali...

Naina
 - 
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2016

@Naren Kotian Singapur
Meaningful comment!
Between, putli not only five times a day. but also annually once in school.

Seedibath
 - 
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2016

Lack of education. community leaders and Governments are also responsible. not only parents

Naren kotian
 - 
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2016

I heard they were toppers in madrasa education ..haha..sumne 5 times palti hodeyalu alla ...makkalige samskara heli kodbeku ...adu ills Andre ivattu bike kaditaare ..naale ide motor bike use maadi blast saha madbahudu ..IED use maadodra moolaka ...limbs must be cut ...as per their perfect manual ...

suhail
 - 
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2016

parents are at fault.. its parents responsibility to provide good education to their children and show them the right path..

Pramod
 - 
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2016

dont let them out, they wont leave their old chali, they will put hand in another big theft,

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June 12,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 12: Karnataka Medical Education Minister K Sudhakar on Friday said experts have indicated a surge in coronavirus cases in the state after August 15 and the government was taking all precautionary measures in that direction. Speaking to reporters in Ballari, Sudhakar said, "About 97 percent of over 3,000 active cases in the state are asymptomatic.

Experts after studying the developments in other countries and states have said that there will be a surge in infections after August 15."

He said the government was taking all precautionary measures in that direction.

 As of June 11 evening, cumulatively 6,245 COVID-19 positive cases have been confirmed in the state, which includes 72 deaths and 2,976 discharges, the health department's bulletin said.

It said, out of 3,195 active cases, 3,185 patients are in isolation at designated hospitals and are stable, while 10 are in ICU.

Meanwhile, in a tweet pointing out that nearly 60 per cent of the COVID cases in the country are from 10 cities, Sudhakar said, despite being the fourth most populous city in the country Bengaluru has been successful in containing its spread.

"Nearly 60% of total COVID-19 cases in India are found in 10 cities. Despite being 4th most populous, Bengaluru has been successful in containing spread of virus.

I urge people to keep up the fight, continue vigil & together with #CoronaWarriors we can defeat the virus," Sudhakar tweeted.

Bengaluru that does not figure in the list of 10 cities shared by the Minister has reported 581 coronavirus cases till last evening, out of which 258 are active.

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February 27,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 27: Chief minister BS Yediyurappa has again kindled hope for several ministerial aspirants by suggesting he will expand his council of ministers in April. A dozen senior BJP legislators are aspiring for ministerial berths, but there are only six vacancies in Yediyurappa’s cabinet.

However, Yediyurappa suggested on Tuesday he will fill only three spots, one of which would go to Hukkeri legislator Umesh Katti. With this, lobbying has intensified for the two remaining berths as the expansion exercise is expected soon after the budget session that ends on March 29.

The aspirants include Murugesh Nirani, S Angara, Appachhu Ranjan, SA Ramdas, Aravind Limbavali, Narasimha Nayak and GH Thippareddy besides others.

Yediyurappa, it is being said, is keen on inducting Katti and Limbavali since they are close to him. He will leave the decision on choosing legislators for the remaining two berths to the party’s central leadership.

On more than one occasion in the past, Yediyurappa has publicly stated that his wish is to induct Katti, a former minister, into the cabinet. In fact, the CM had wanted to induct Katti in the previous expansion that took place last month, but dropped the idea at the last minute due to pressure from party bosses.

The CM is also under pressure to induct Athani legislator Mahesh Kumatalli, who was among 17 Congress-JD(S) MLAs who resigned to help the saffron party form the government. Several BJP MLAs and Lingayat seers have been piling pressure on Yediyurappa to make Kumatalli a minister as promised.

Kumatalli was denied a cabinet berth only to accommodate Katti. Both are Lingayats and from Belagavi district. As the Lingayat community already has a lion’s share in cabinet berths, the CM cannot afford to induct both.

Nirani, who has been leaving no stone unturned to secure a spot, reiterated his wish to become minister, but insisted he will not lobby for the post.

Yediyurappa has been upset with Nirani for lobbying for a berth through Panchamasali Mutt seer Vachananand Swami. The former minister was also part of the team of alleged disgruntled MLAs which met Jagadish Shettar at his residence to put pressure on the CM for cabinet berths.

However, while expressing confidence of being made minister when Yediyurappa’s expands his cabinet next, Nirani said, “Yediyurappa is not upset with me. My relationship with him is that of father and son. He knows me and what I am.”

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