Mangaluru: CCB police thwart theft attempt, arrest seven aides of Akashbhavan Sharan


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Oct 19: The city crime branch (CCB) on Wednesday October 18 thwarted a theft attempt and arrested seven persons at Bejai here.

On Wednesday evening, upon receiving information that some persons in two or three bikes were planning to commit a theft, the CCB police raided the spot in front of Big Bazaar and arrested seven. The accused are said to be associates of the notorious Akashbhavan Sharan, who is currently in jail as an undertrial.

The arrested are Preetham Poojary (23), a resident of Akashbhavan, Vishal Kumar (23), a resident of Kunjathbail, Gautham Devadiga (23) of Derebail-Konchady, Vinod Raj (21) of Moodushedde, Diwakar (29), also of Moodushedde, Pravan (25), a resident of Thokkottu and Karthik (25) of Yeyyadi.

The police recovered weapons, three bikes and six mobile phones from the accused.

The accused had plotted the theft on the directions of Akashbhavan Sharan alias Rohidas, police said.

Among the accused, Preetham faces charges in three cases registered in Kadri and Kavoor police stations. Vishal Kumar has two cases registered against him in Kavoor and Barke police stations.

The accused as well as the seized items have been handed over to Urwa police for further investigation.

The operation was conducted by the CCB on the instructions of police commissioner T R Suresh, and under the guidance of DCPs Hanumantharaya and Uma Prashanth.

  

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  • Marle, Kudla

    Fri, Oct 20 2017

    I see a reep and a hockey stick. Yerega puje ittnd..
    these guys might have gone for some anagadi puje.

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Fri, Oct 20 2017

    Communal harmony before it explodes as communal strife.

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  • Ashok hegde, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 20 2017

    No right wing or left wing its only straight wink congrats Mangalore Police for their team work an old joke made reality If their age to be seen its seems that they are misguided youths we think that they should be guided properly they need some consoling can any of the Ngos think about this people sitting away from Mangalore should know the reality then speak simply not baa baa

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Oct 20 2017

    What a shame.All these are in their early twentys,living with thefts,roaming around ,what a life .?No proper ,honest work?Their parents havent taught them to be a good citizen? who knows ,just proove if they are responsible of further rowdism.Put them forever inside.life time.

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  • Marle, Kudla

    Fri, Oct 20 2017

    Blaming parents is not the right thing. Its all about being with bad company.

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  • hello, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 19 2017

    Lol GST effect

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  • RUDOLPH, MANGALORE

    Thu, Oct 19 2017

    WHY ALL SHARANS ARE BELONGS TO SPECIAL CATOGERY.

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  • George, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 19 2017

    Hang them till they take their last breath.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Oct 19 2017

    Once again Right Wing ...

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  • rolf, Dubai

    Thu, Oct 19 2017

    I can say 100% they are true Bakath. They are working in cover to check who is not paying GST.

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