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Mangalore: 20-year-old Girl Student Kidnapped Near Temple

  •   Fri, Apr 20 2012 10:08:35 PM

Mangalore: 20-year-old Girl Student Kidnapped Near Temple

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (NM)

Mangalore, Apr 20: A case of kidnapping was reported in the city on Friday April 20.

Jeppu resident Likita, a 20-year-old final-year BSW student of a city college, was reportedly kidnapped near Shree Mukhyaprana Temple at Bolar here.

Pandeshwar police told Daijiworld that some people came in a Maruti Omni and forced her into the vehicle before spedding away.

According to the complaint given by Likita's mother Revati, she and her daughter were returning from the Temple at around 6.45 pm when four people came in an Omni and pulled Likita in. When Revati tried to stop them they pushed her and fled.

Sources said that a love affair was the reason behind the kidnapping. A person named Vitesh from Beltangady is suspected, police said.

Pandeshwar police have registered a case.
  

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  • James, mangalore

    Sun, Apr 22 2012

    DON'T WORRY.. DONT FILE ANY CASE IN POLICE STATION.. BAJRANG DAL WILL BRING HOME LIKITHA SAFELY..
    BAJRANGDAL IS GETTING ALL THE NEWS BEFORE IT HAPPENES.. HOW THEY FAILED THIS TIME??

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  • Rudolf, Bantwal

    Sun, Apr 22 2012

    This is a very daredevil kidnapping in broad daylight, which needs to be solved fast. It shows to what extent criminals have taken advantage of the lax policing, no preventive intelligence, and low conviction rate! As Gerard (Modankap) has viewed, Mangluru has gotten worse overtime and law abiding citizens now have to live in fear of daylight robberies, rapes, cheating, chain snatching, extortion and now daylight kidnappings???? Mangluru is following the Bihar way!!!!!!!!

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  • Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udipi/India

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    It is very sad o note that Jeppu resident Likita, a 20-year-old final-year BSW student of a city college, was reportedly kidnapped near Shree Mukhyaprana Temple at Bolar here.Whether it is a love affair or any other affair such kind of activities should not happen either in mangalore or any other part.That too in broad day light.Only police department can enact/bring some stringent/tough rule/law to stop all these menace and punish the culprits regardless of their political linkage or money power.Which is not happening in India due to prevailing bad judicial system.Hope police will try their best to nab the culprit and award them severe punishmen.

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    The Bolar Affair
    Is now 'Likhita'
    Was it 'Fair'?
    Is still'Un-Likhita'-
    Wait for the full 'Kathaa...

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  • Girish Kumar, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    This days anything possible in Mangalore just name it and you got it Thanx to BJP.

    DisAgree [20] Agree [71] Reply Report Abuse

  • RAM, IPL

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    What is happening in Mangalore, god save the city
    Jai Shree RAM
    Ram

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  • Rakesh shetty, mangalore

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    VERY BAD INCIDENT. IMMEDIATELY POLICE SHOULD KILL THAT CRUEL VICTIMS ONCE THEY CATCH.

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    BETI BACHAO kahan gaye abhi? Love jihad false allegators where are they hiding now?

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  • rizwan, Dubai/Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    Sympathies to BD and Rama Sene !!! This is not a case for them to interfere. Cool dud...

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  • Ram Shetty, Mangalore/Mumbai

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    I guess Karnataka is becoming worse place comparing to other place in India, why not offcourse the place is ruled by Creeps. We in our History had no such problems although we had corrupted Governments earlier.

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  • Titus, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 21 2012

    where we are aheading, what's going on in Mangalore. We have to learn self protection method to prevent such incidents.

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  • Gerald, modankap-bantval

    Fri, Apr 20 2012

    WHAT IS LEFT IN MANGALORE NOW!!!! ONCE UPON A TIME IT WAS A PLACE TO LIVE WITH PEACE AND NOW THE PEACE IS BROKE DOWN BY THE INTERNAL TERRORIST GROUPS !! GOD SAVE OUR MANGALORE

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  • a, mangalore

    Fri, Apr 20 2012

    this is the heights .... a girl being kidnapped.. think mangalore will soon be like delhi .... thisis the beginning to more ghastly incidents to be occured against women

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Fri, Apr 20 2012

    Love affair or other affair,forcing and kidnapping is a criminal activity which should dealt with iron fist by police.Mangalore City is developing in fast pace and in the process, the police personnel strength might remained static. Therefore,to man city round the clock need more staffs particularly for night patrolling with advanced electronic gadgets and weapons.Still Managlore remained peaceful city comparatively.Police should act with no time loss to arrest the group.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN

    Fri, Apr 20 2012

    Get this guy behind bars and flog him.

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