Mangalore: Attempt to Murder - Auto Driver Stabbed in Kavoor


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (PS)

Mangalore, Apr 24: A day after the brutal murder of Guruprasad in broad daylight that shocked the city, another case of attempt to murder was reported from Kavoor here on Tuesday April 24.

The victim has been identified as Rohit, an auto rickshaw driver who waits at Bejai rickshaw stand.

On Tuesday, Rohit had been to bar in Kavoor and reportedly got drunk. He came out of the bar at around 9.15 pm, when all of a sudden a group stabbed him on his back and fled.

He was immediately rushed to a private hospital in the city.

It is said that an old dispute was the cause behind the incident.

Kavoor police have registered a case.

  

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  • Peter Pereira, Pune

    Wed, Apr 25 2012

    Van Bahrain, it is a proof that Karnataka is under BJP rule & BJP is another face of RSS, Sangh Parivaar, Rama Sene, Bajrang Dal....all are protector of our culture.

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

    Wed, Apr 25 2012

    MANGALORE and LAW N ORDER ..!!!!

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  • Tony Pinto, Manglore - Dubai

    Wed, Apr 25 2012

    Dear VAN, BAHRAIN.......you dont know in Mumbai coastal city was nick named as 'Gangster's paradise' so now they have shifted their base from mumbai to banglore then to managlore nothing surprising in this RE......................

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  • VAN, BAHRAIN

    Tue, Apr 24 2012

    Yesterday in beebi alabi road
    and today in kavoor
    what is happening in Mangalore?
    No rule and order...
    VAN
    BAHRAIN

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