Ullal is hub of ganja mafia and communal gangs; govt doing nothing: SDPI

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May 3, 2016

Mangaluru, May 3: Calling Ullal a hub of ganja addicts and communal miscreants, Social Democratic Party of India has accused the local elected representatives and police department of failing to curb drug mafia and communal gangs in the region.

sdpiAddressing media persons here on Monday Ataullah Jokatte, DK district unit vice president of SDPI, said that drug peddlers and addicts were reason for the most of the untoward incidents in Ullal.

The murder of Raju Kotian, a fisherman on April 12, by a gang of ganja addicts, is proof for this claim, he said.

Mr Jokatte lamented that the government and police did not take necessary measures to protect innocent citizens in the area following the murder of Raju Kotian.

This gave an opportunity for miscreants to carry out a series of attacks on innocent Muslims and one of the victims, Safwan, died in hospital.

Rs 25 lakh compensation

Mr Jokatte said that the government should release Rs 25 lakh compensation each for the families of both Raju Kotian and Safwan, as both were innocents. While Raju was a fisherman, Safwan was a breadwinner of a poor family.

Arrest the masterminds

He said that even though police have managed to arrest a few accused in connection with the recent violence in Ullal, they have not yet arrested all the real culprits and masterminds.

“Along with nabbing those who executed the crimes, the police should also catch the plotters to prevent the recurrence of such untoward incidents,” he said, adding that SDPI will hold a massive protest in the city if the same situation continues.

Nawaz Ullal, general secretary of SDPI,DK, Jaleel K, state advisory council member and Haris Malar were present in the press meet.

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Satyameva jayate
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Its everywhere in mangalore... Check the police records.... Ok.. So what sdpi needs to do... Dont blame a particular area.... Most of. Sdpis are from there.....

shamshuddin Mulki
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

This Goons already ashamed by safwan parents and locals so, now they compensation asking for both Raju kotian and safwan haha ha what a joke!!! jokers around SDPI..............

Aleem
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Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Being from Ullal it is true that Ullal is becoming adda of drug addicts.People terrified to go out. With addiction of ganja everyone want to becoming don and threatening common people.

Kushwant Bhat
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

\You wonderful fools did not understand, not woke up, brought up in this nation , Education half of the way, mostly job less, awaiting Middle east go!!! no Idea about work, am not mentioning you Buffoons, YOU ALL WELL CLEVER SOME TIMES IN THE WELL!!!!. \"Divide and rule applicable here in Hindustan\" you all wonders divide in all parties, this is your fate masters, blame Each other only the solution and afterword's some one killing you one or other day.
Be try to be safe under one umbrella not to divide and blame each other, OTHERWISE THIS IS THE SITUATION TO YOU ALL.
Just go to your mind to our favourite or Hesitate State \"KASHMIR\" now Criminal Goonda Looters ruling, believe it, same fate to you in Ullal!!!
Jai Hindustan."

Rikaz
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

It is not a time for blame game...SDPI is opportunistic party...trying to find political foothold around...their intention is very bad....

Abdul
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

All Dont make fabricated comment and Dont support all these criminals.

All should be United-Hindu Muslim & Christian and fight against RSS & Grubby Politics

Good Move by SDPI.

Madhava
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Ullal is a beautiful place, and parties like SDPI is a master mind behind all the communal activities.

Moiseen
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Tuesday, 3 May 2016

SDPI is intentionally defaming ullal's name, the only reason is they couldnt win the last election.

Jeevan
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

I Agree, all cattle thieves, drugs dealers, criminals, love the place called Ullal

Ahmed
 - 
Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Dear SDPI Brother's

Dont wait for the Govt to Curb your own brother's from doing Wrong.Its each one of ours responsibility to teach them about Islaam is,About life after Death,Rather pin pointing other's First do your self then blame the Govt.
I know its very hard to accept for each one of Us.So we start blaming other's.Directly or Indirectly we are also responsible for all this and we will have to answer the ALMIGHTY ALLAH.

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