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Police protection for buses between Mangalore and Kasargod

  •   Sat, Sep 14 2013 09:04:02 AM

Police protection for buses between Mangalore and Kasargod

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Sep 14: In view of several incidents of stone pelting at buses in the recent past, police will now provide security to passengers of KSRTC bus plying between Mangalore and Kasargod.

The protection at nights is being provided considering the several incidents of stone throwing that have occurred in the area, damaging nine buses and injuring several passengers.
 
The buses will ply with police vehicles from Kumble, Kasargod and Manjeshwar leading the buses. 

Kumble police will provide protection from Kumble to Mogral and Kasargod police from there. Manjeshwar police vehicles will accompany KSRTC buses from Uppala Kaikamba to Manjeshwar.  The buses are provided protection till Talapady border.
 
Four to five KSRTC buses will ply together in a group led by police vehicle. 

No arrests have been made with regard to stone throwing incidents.
  

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  • Prashanth, Manjeshwar

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    There should not be arrest, becoz its waste of time and money for govt. as police need to present them in court and etc. its better to handover them to general public so that, public can teach them what is the pain of stone hit.

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  • R Mallar, Kasaragod/ Dubai

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    Reminds me of a travel to Badhgaya in Bihar under heavy police protection in a caravan of buses and cars! But then that area was naxal infested.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    This may be the tactic of Private Bus Owner to stop KSRTC plying in these routes. Interesting to know whether this protection is there for Bus or Passenger?

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod, Saudi Arabia

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    Find the culprits and award the exemplary punishment. How long police can escort the passengers! This is the height of anarchy.

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  • juliet mascarenhas, bejai mangalore

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    Small correction please.Last line of the first paragraph'passengers of Ksrtc bus plying between Mangalore and Karnataka'should be Mangalore and kasargod .

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  • zaheer, mangalore

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    Then, Bus Driver must be Happy saying "I'm a VIP"... :)

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  • jeetendra hegde, mumbai

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    Bus mafia may be active in this region to facilitate private bus owners of kasargod only to ply on this route..

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  • BHADRA, MANGALORE

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    Good step by the government.

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  • Hubert D'souza, Mangalore Dubai

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    THis is done by private bus people .Private bus owners are increased in rate, charging without hasitation mangalore city buses should be run by KSRTC due to insufficient charging from passengers.Poor peoples are travelling by city bus

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  • Avinash, Kasaragod/Bengaluru

    Sat, Sep 14 2013

    There are few anti social elements who are trying to retain the communal tension everytime and coz of them people of Ksd have lost their peace of mind

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