Kasargod: Police unearth network of auto thieves, arrest trio


Kasargod: Police unearth network of auto thieves, arrest trio

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Sep 11: Kasargod police have unearthed a network of auto rickshaw thieves in Kasargod. Eight autos have been seized from them.
 
The arrested are P V Rasheed (26) of Hosadurg, K Ganesh (47), owner of Sri Ganesh workshop at Kushalnagar, and Majid Haji (46) of Aavi.

The trio is said to have stolen more than twenty autos during the last year. They used to change the appearance of the autos and sell them, police said.

As there were several complaints of missing autos from various places in the district the police had intensified their search. The autos used to be stolen using a special technique after the drivers parked them and went away.
 
Rashid used to sell stolen autos to Majid. Majid would take them to Ganesh’s garage, change the number plates, body, seats etc and sell at available price.
 
Most of the money made from sold autos used to come to Majid and Rashid. Ganesh used to be paid Rs 1,000 and cost of repairs. Rashid was the mastermind. They used to steal autos from railway stations, mosques and other crowded places unobtrusively. The autos were then used for illegal transport of liquor, sand and such other items.
 
Investigation has revealed that more than twenty autos were stolen by them. Police are investigating to locate the remaining stolen autos.

  

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  • kiran, Mukka/KSA

    Thu, Sep 12 2013

    Social harmony in good and bad! Kasaragod is shining for all reasons! Jai Bharath!!

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  • Proud Indian, Manjeshwar

    Thu, Sep 12 2013

    Dear Kiran Mukka,

    all these theives are from Karnataka. take some credit for your state also. before you comment please read properly. Jai Bharath from kasaragod wala aswell.

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  • Abdul Jabbar, Mangalore/UAE

    Fri, Sep 13 2013

    @Proud Indian...Tere bolne se kawwa safed nai hojata..Maamla seedha hai..all the culprits mentioned above are from kasargod..I understand your frustration..Chill

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Thu, Sep 12 2013

    Communal Harmony
    Chor Company
    Auto Symphony
    Money O Money........!

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  • Praveen Kumar, Managalore/Bangalore

    Thu, Sep 12 2013

    inspired by the movie "Gone in 60 seconds".

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  • Eric Coelho, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 12 2013

    Robbing people their valuable assets that generates income to meet their family daily needs, exemplary punishment should be awarded to these thieves. Cow theft and now Auto rickshaw are not luxury items to be robbed. They meet the essential needs of the family. Of course these thieves have no shame.

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  • kiran, ujire/mangalore

    Thu, Sep 12 2013

    Good Team work. Let them continue doing the team work in the jail as well. No Hindu, Muslim barrier with them. people should learn from them

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  • Navin, Manipal/Bahrain

    Wed, Sep 11 2013

    India is a land of communal harmony, even we do crimes together, Jai ho Bharath Matha.

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