Mangalore: Instance of Extortion in Ravi Poojary’s Name – Two Held


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore

Mangalore, Jan 23: In a dramatic act of extortion two unknown persons entered into the house of Venkatesh Bhat at Kodialbail West here and demanded Rs 50 lac saying they were with the underworld don Ravi Poojary. Their drama dint workout as they soon fell into police net.

The arrested have been identified as Harish Poojary (31) of Polali and Suresh (33) of Gurupur.

AS per their plans, the duo entered into Venkatesh Bhat’s house and threatened his wife Vinaya Bhat that they are aware of the huge property her husband possesses. They then said that they are associates of Ravi Poojary and if she she fails to give them Rs 50 lac they would kidnap their two children.

When Vinaya informed her husband about the matter he was too afraid to do anything. He quickly signed two cheques of Rs 25 lac and handed them over to the duo. Meanwhile Venkatesh Bhat’s friend Arun Kumar arrived home. On realizing what was going on he along with Venkatesh closed the doors of the home so that the culprits don’t escape. They informed the police and soon they came and arrested them.

The Barke police are investigating more on the matter.

  

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai/Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Extortion (protection money) is big biz in metro cities like Mumbai, even professional doctors and lawyers too are not spared, but most of the time it is not reported, people quietly pay up and get protection from the gang. The extortionist are aware that there is a large amount of black money floating around and make some their victims. In this case locking them up was a good idea, but could have turned dangerous just if in case they were really professional extortionists!!

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Easy way to earn money! May be they enjoy some kind of support from somewhere by sharing the loot!!

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  • Rizwan, Indian/UAE

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Should have locked them in the room for 5 days with no food no water, how easy a 50 lac rupees for them? did they ever know how many zero's makes 50 lac

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  • GERALD, Modankap-Bantwal

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    THE BACK FIRE ALREADY STARTED AS THE POLICE GIVEN A FREE HAND TO CULPRITS IN EARLIER RIOTS !!!!!!

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  • russell, bejai

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Iyo Papa Poojary kotaru Police bidalila

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Gang war is good , it is better they take care of themselves than police, law, common man or journalists!!

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    This is really sad news, good news would have been if they had been killed!!

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    In the days of yore people used to sing that the Lord's 'name' was enough to ward of all evils than he himself.... How times change....!!

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