Udupi: DCIB Police Catch Drug Peddler Selling Ganja to Students


Udupi: DCIB Police Catch Drug Peddler Selling Ganja to Students

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (BG)

Udupi, Sep 27: The DCIB police on Tuesday September 26 traced a car near 80 Badagabettu panchayat office here and seized ganja and charas from a man who was waiting to sell them to students.

The man, identified as Mohammed Althaf (32), a resident of Ashoknagar industrial area, Badagabettu, was arrested by the police.

Charas weighing 410 grams and ganja weighing one kg and 100 grams were seized from him, together with Rs 170 in cash and a Maruti 800 car. Altogther, they are worth Rs 1,40,000.

Police said that the accused used to bring charas from Delhi and ganja from Shimoga and secretly sell them to students and other people in various places. On Tuesday, the police recieved information that he would be at Badagabettu, and caught him while he was waiting for his customers near the panchayat office.

Manipal police have registered a case.

Under the direction of Udupi SP Dr Boralingaiah, DCIB police inspector Praveen H Nayak, officers Yogindranath, Vaman, Udaya Kunder, Ratnakar, Dinesh Shetty, Ashok Kumar, Rajesh and others conducted the operation.

Earlier on August 29, DCIB police had arrested two for trying to sell ganja to students at Perampally, and a day later on August 30, one more was caught in the act near the city bus stand.

 

  

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  • A. S. Mathew, U.S.A.

    Sun, Sep 30 2012

    These drug pushers are destroying the lives of the young and the old, destroying families and creating death. They shouldn't be treated like common thieves but as bloody murderers, and punish them likewise lifelong prison sentence or death.

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  • Anil, Udupi/Dubai

    Sun, Sep 30 2012

    THANKS TO DAIJI FOR THIS NEWS....

    These things are common in Manipal students..
    because of the College Management pressure news are not coming out of Manipal ...
    There are so many things are happening in Manipal but department people are helpless..

    Friends, Manipal is not so simple as it looks like...

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  • G M Hegde, Udupi

    Sat, Sep 29 2012

    First of all the cops should destroy the crop itself which is grown by agriculturists of neighboring state in the interiors beside reserve forests of Byndoor, Kundapur and Dharmasthala Subramanya and on a large scale in hinterlands of Kodagu by these outsiders on leased lands. This shows that police intelligence is so weak in the hinterlands. On my visit to some of these areas I also encountered stories of how wanted criminals and escaped convicts from Kerala and Bihar are employed in some of the plantations of people of neighboring state for whom it is win win situation.

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  • Shabir A., Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 29 2012

    @Shanthi, Dubai
    I think you should read the comment again from #Concerned Indian and understand what he wrote!

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  • Shanthi, Dubai

    Sat, Sep 29 2012

    @Concerned Indian
    All the crimes are going on @ high rate in Middle East. It just that they dont publish it.Even i remember when sheikh zayed of AUH died... his death news released in the news paper after 3 days!!!

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  • abdulla, india

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    Introduce capital punishment-these DRUG peddlers need no mercy but direct shot or beheaded with no mercy.
    they destroy/kill innocent generations for money-greed.
    NO ONE SHOULD BE SPARED TOP TO BOTTOM ROOT THEM OUT .
    No one is above law.

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  • fouzia shaikh, udupi

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    very true..do not show any mercy to these culprits..

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  • Rakesh shetty, mangalore

    Fri, Sep 28 2012


    REQUIRED VERY BAD PUNISHMENT FOR THIS CRIMINAL.

    HE IS SPOILING ALL STUDENTS CAREER. POLICE MUST PUNISH WELL.

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  • Jacobnelson, Bejai

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    Concerned Indian, Mangalore, Rome
    ME in jails also there is supply one cigarate :100/- everything is available if you have money power ask who has comeout from ME jails.

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  • jamil ahmed, udupi/qatar

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    Drug is a parasite within Society, which enters from the back door. May be to the drug peddlers' house it self. Within Middle East (Saudi Arabia) is beheading of such criminals. This is equally applicable in countries Singapore which has developed far beyond imagination. Law and order authorities should take strict disciplinary action against this to overcome this menace!!!

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  • joy lobo, belle/bangalore

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    it is a massive miss leading to the young generation. May God save all young stars from devil.

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  • Kunti, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    10 years jail is too less for him.because this person is spoiling the life of students.Once you are addicted to drugs its very very hard to come out of it.give him atleast 25 years of imprisonment.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    Selling drugs to students is a heinous crime. He should be jailed for minimum 10 years...........

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  • Blaan Mendonca, USA

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    Concerned Indian
    How many years have you lived in Middle East. The problem of drugs is everywhere. I have lived in Middle East for 20 Years and what you say is not true. Middle East countries laws are only for the poor and not for the rich and the influential.

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  • Jerry Moras, Canada

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    Dear Concerned Indian,
    Law in the Middle East only certain people who does not belong that that country.

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  • Jacobnelson, Bejai

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    He is just an instrument used by some political powerful person in that region no doubt about it.

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  • Concerned Indian, Mangalore, Rome.

    Fri, Sep 28 2012

    For these offences the law in the Middle East is the best... One will not dare to do it!!!

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