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Mangaluru: Consuming liquor in public place - Six men booked

  •   Wed, Jan 06 2021 11:28:06 PM

Daijiworld Media Network- Mangaluru 

Mangaluru, Jan 6: Police commissioner Shashi Kumar has filed a case against six men for partying in Uchila bus stand on NH 66. The men were found partying late night and have been sternly warned.

Shashi Kumar who had taken charge just two days before has launched a campaign to take action against people found roaming during late hours at night. The police commissioner had also stated that action will be taken against anyone creating nuisance or roaming in public places late at night.

During the late-night rounds, the commissioner found that few men were partying in Uchila bus stand and were consuming liquor. The commissioner recorded their video and seized four of their bikes. He has also filed a case against them in Ullal police station under KP Act.
  

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Thu, Jan 07 2021

    What was the combination for munching ?
    Kadala or any fried or chilli items ?

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  • Alfred Dsoouza, Mangalore

    Thu, Jan 07 2021

    This is happening on opposite side of all retails Liquor shops It very difficult to enter our own gate. Either they park thier cars and go to consume liquor or buy liquor. This is common in Yeyyadi Junction

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  • KS Mayya, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Thu, Jan 07 2021

    Seeing disagreement to my comment (either due to political or religious allegiance) , I would like to point out the poignant view Czech republic took towards a flood of British pound rich passengers enabled by a 20 pound trip of Ryan Air from Britain to the this cash hungry former Soviet block country, but now part of EU.

    British tourists, mainly the young flooded Czech with expensive pound and most sought after currency and disturbed the sound sleep of Prague by their conduct. In order to not discourage their fond of wild parties in the heart of their pride called Prague, Czech republic decided to allow bars, restaurants and hotels to accommodate these wealthy tourists very close to the airport (which was anyway far away from the City as Ryan Air chose least utilized airports of the city due to low cost model), so that these unruly tourists did not spoil the spirit of Prague but Czech republic as a whole benefited from their largess se and richness, whilst the tourists got rich value for the money spent.

    Why drive the urge underground when you can enable it with little tweak and enable win-win for both?

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  • KS Mayya, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Thu, Jan 07 2021

    Open areas where people can join together whilst maintaining social distancing should be considered. The traditional hotels and restaurants are not safe. Government should innovate whilst promoting healthy drinking dos with permission in open air rather than in closed setting ideal for virus spread.

    If citizens also cooperate and not indulge in nuisance, such moves in the end will result in revenue for the Government.

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  • Anand, Surathkal

    Thu, Jan 07 2021

    Very good move. Please don't stop it till the last goon is booked.

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  • Bollu, Mangalore

    Thu, Jan 07 2021

    Very good.But instead of letting them go he should have hosted them in lock up at least for a night.

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