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Mangalore: Police Raid Parlour, Arrest Two Women

  •   Mon, Feb 13 2012 03:48:12 PM

Mangalore: Police Raid Parlour, Arrest Two Women

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (PS)

Mangalore, Feb 13: Two women were arrested for allegedly indulging in illegal activities in the name of a spa here on Monday February 13.

Acting on a tip-off, police raided the beauty parlour located in Kankanady and rounded up the women.

The arrested have been identified as Neetha and Savitha.

The unisex beauty parlour-cum-spa is located at Emporium complex in Kankanady.

Kadri police are investigating the matter.
  

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  • Vishal, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    I feel sorry for these victims. Poor women. No one will get into this activity willingly. There must be somebody who forced them into this field. The culprit may be husband, lover, landlord or compulsion due to poverty. Only God knows the truth. We should not make fun out of such helpless people because we don't know what is in store for us or our loved ones.

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  • Premavathi, Damaskatte

    Wed, Feb 15 2012

    If Police had not caught them, how will they know NOT TO SIN AGAIN?

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  • prakash dsouza, dubai

    Wed, Feb 15 2012

    Dear Sirish, Nobody has supported illegal activies as you think .Nobody wants to support illegal activities.Our countrys wealth is playing few hands businessmen and corrupt politicians and thats why poverty is leading these activities.We continue to support corrupt elements and communal elements & thats why its taking more than normal time for country to grow UP!

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  • prakash dsouza, dubai

    Wed, Feb 15 2012

    Evans christpher, You say you wanted to see their photo before they were covered. Imagine you were in that position .Would you like to be photographed before cover.Remember you may be in a good position but not all people are like you.Do you think these women did this job willingly ???????? poverty has lead them to do such activities.I am not justifying them but our society is also unfair.Isnt it?

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  • Jacobnelson, Mangaloe-Bejai

    Tue, Feb 14 2012

    POLICE!!!
    WHERE ARE THE MEN?

    HOW CAN SOMEBODY CLAP WITH SINGLE HAND?
    EVEN NURSARY KG CHILDREN KNOWS THIS TO CLAP YOU NEED 2 HANDS!!!

    NEXT TIME CATCH PROPERLY OK!

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  • P. Shirish Kumar Hosabettu, Muscat, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 14 2012

    What a shame on the people who write here by supporting the people who involved in illegal activities. If the Ministers do means others can also do & break the rules ?. You are the one spoiling the atmosphere of South Kanara by supporting such activities. Think before write, you are also equally responsible for the increase of illegal activities in Mangalore. Don't just blame the Government for every thing. Government can't watch each & every person in the state. We the person who lives in the society should oppose such activities & report to the authorities. Jaago Jawano jaago.............

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  • Sunil, bangalore

    Tue, Feb 14 2012

    Massaging is not considered illegal activity. It is only used for relaxation, not for impregnation.

    When you go to hair salon, and the barber massages your head after haircut, is it illegal activity?

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Tue, Feb 14 2012

    There is some big hand of some big fellow who is running this kind of SUNSHINE Beauty Parlor cum Spa. How come only two were arrested and why they are covering their face. They want to avoid their identification or reputation. Good pictures by Daya but you should have taken the pictures before they covered their faces. Kadri cops did a good job and they should arrest more people who are involved in this business.

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  • preetham, baharain

    Tue, Feb 14 2012

    TAKING THE ADVANTAGE OF POVERTY THAT ALL. IF THESE GIRLS WERE DECENT JOB THEY HAVENT DONE PROSTITUTION GUYS BEWARE WHAT YOU COMMENTING.

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  • Rakesh Dsouza, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    What wrong these women done in the parlor...As per the history prostitution is a known profession since many centuries...all the kings ruled India before have done this...these poor women are doing this for their lively hood and they didn't looted anyone like our greate politicians...So why arrest these poor people...As per the history this is a integral part of Indian culture...Why the so called VHP, BD, SRS and other outfits who are crying to save Indian culture can come forward and pressurize the Govt to legalise the prostitution.

    Now after the raide and arrest what will be the future of this poor women..?? Does anyone think of them..??

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  • Louis, Kuwait

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Why catching only women? Where are the guys? Jesus said, those who have not made any sin let them throw the 1st stone, then he started writing their sins on the sand. Within minutes every one left the place. Jesus said, woman no body is there to stone you? Let me too not condemn you. Go home but do not sin again. Even after 2012 yrs. No one can find fault with Jesus teaching. Don't judge others so that you may not be judged.

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  • Joe D'Souza, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Police should have made some Movies of Parlor action and gave it to Palemar,Savadi,Patil and Raghupathi and many more so that they can watch the scenes in their Bedroom or in Parliament. Police could call it LIGHT BLUE movie Rated XX for Ministers viewing only.

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  • Manohar Veigas, Udupi

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    We often happen to notice in media and press giving coverage of such illegal acts when raided by the authorities. But why the coverage is given to the employed persons working in these illegal activities, and no mention made about the owner or promoter of these activities. I feel the Press and Media should only publish or cover such incidents, only if the authorities divulge in giving complete details of the Owner/Promoter.

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  • Neeraj Fernandes, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Peter Pinto, Mangalore:
    yeah You are Right. It could belong to the member of the Ruling party in the center. I hope you meant the same in ur comment.

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    SEE now the news. Media got a news and public diverted with so many...Common people arrested who may be doing for their livelyhood (still it is a sin and punishable crime) God knows who is the God father and owner of this.
    The point IS IT WORST THAN WHAT HAPPENED IN THE B'LORE VIDHANA SAUDHA? where leaders are still free and someone supporting too. There are records but the probe is ...anyway people will forget everything soon as there is no scarcity for the new news eery moment in India..
    One thing is sure in Indian politics the more you are famous for bad reasons the more you climb the tree top...but where the smart foolish people understand this...If strict laws exists then this type business finds no way..

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  • Ganesh Bhat, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Nothing so great. I am not a supporter of prostitution. But look at this: All our ancient Indian Kings and Emperors did it. All our politicains have been doing it in style. As per our mythology even Lord Krishna had 16,000 women. It is the oldest profession and also it is worldwide. More dignified than corruption. They did not loot the state like Reddys or Yeddy. Why make such a big issue out of it???

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    If our politicians can say they are innocent why not these ......

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  • rai, mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    peter pinto ..since when did the english dictionary refer to moonshine as illegal activities.until the matter is investigated do not condemn or slur anyone.....

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  • Raj, Udupi

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    "Moonshine" It should be "HoneyMoon"...............

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  • roshan crasta, mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    the moon shine definitely leading other women to honeymoon by these three culprits....

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  • jacobnelson, mamgalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    If they caught only 3 women there is no truth in it.
    How can police roundup only women and saying that they are involved in illigal activity?

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  • Haneef, Dubai

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    It will not be a joke if some group protest tomorrow saying that its false and politically motivated !!!

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  • a, mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    looks like the kadri cops are all into raiding illegal activities ..... i sincerely hope this goes on for long

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, BAHRAIN

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Shame, shame .....such rackets cannot be run unless there is some GOD FATHER who is giving protection to such rackets. Police plz investigate big fish behind this parlours!!

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  • suhail, mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    mr charles d'mello pangala
    its a silly comment from you..both are wrong..so ur encouraging this kind of activities????

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, BAHRAIN

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Shame, shame .....such rackets cannot be run unless there is some GOD FATHER who is giving protection to such rackets. Police plz investigate big fish behind this parlours!!

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  • Brian Charles Dsouza, Manalore/Uae

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    There was a time when women were considered goddesses, where are the Goddesses now? these are devils? Any women who is doing illegal things should be put to jail and one should teach them such a lesson forget about committing the same illegal things they should even be scared to do so and one should be strict on them. It is very sad that Beauty parlour name all those activities are taking place. Indeed not good to know but good to know the two faces of women, they are lacking in society by their illegal activities.

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  • Peter Pinto, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    The name "moonshine" itself means, illegal booze. Probably belongs to a member of the ruling party.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    If illeagal activities can happen in Assembly, why not spa...!!??? They serve the needy and not the greedy.

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  • GERALD, Modankap-Bantwal

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    THE SPA MAY BE BELONGS TO ONE OF THE POLITICIAN !!!!

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