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Kasargod: Police arrest two drug peddlers, seize 2.5 kg of ganja

  •   Thu, Oct 24 2013 09:28:33 AM

Kasargod: Police arrest two drug peddlers, seize 2.5 kg of ganja

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Oct 24: Kumble police have arrested two drug peddlers and seized ganja weighing 2.5 kg from them.

The arrested are identified as George (43) from Idukki and V V Santhosh (31). They were arrested near national highway bridge near Kumble on Tuesday, October 22.
 
The ganja was concealed in a small compartment under the rear seat of their jeep. When the jeep was stopped and the persons questioned, they did not give clear information. The police grew suspicious at their behaviour, and when the vehicle was inspected, the ganja was found.
 
The arrested admitted that ganja was frequently being supplied in Bandiyod, Pachambala, Uppala and other places.

  

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  • sg, india

    Thu, Oct 24 2013

    drug pedlers are showing true national integration.

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  • Syed, Udupi

    Thu, Oct 24 2013

    Mr.India
    Why only in Bhatkal, Ratnagiri and Kasargod, why not in India. It looks you have the full information of these places! don't post stupid comments of your own mentality.

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  • abdulla, india

    Thu, Oct 24 2013

    This is open secret :
    KASARGOAD & Bhatkal with Ratnagiri are notorious place sfor all nefariuus activitie s-all underground dealings.
    Home land security- military intelligence - NIA should be based in these areas with active role.
    Police are corrupt as they are familiar and on their pay roll-so no action.
    The network has gone to the top.
    so, there is need for close monitoring -surveillance to trap these network- snuff them out from their cells.
    Fumigate and disinfect the other wise peaceful place.
    Maritime security -airport entries - transport by road should be under strict vigilance and the people - rickshaw drivers - fishermen should be all trained to gather intelligence.
    National security and the people is of primary importance.

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  • For Justice, Abu Dhabi / Ubar

    Thu, Oct 24 2013

    Born to kill.

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  • Antonio DSilva, Kuwait

    Thu, Oct 24 2013

    The most important follow-up is to identify their end-customers and detoxify them, otherwise we are leaving behind blank cheques for other peddlers to jump into and encash.

    Thus the need for such system to be put in place if we are to erradicate drugs.

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Thu, Oct 24 2013

    GEORGE WILL BE GIVEN ROYAL TREATMENT AND LET OF FREE.

    SHINDE ALRAEDY SAID THAT THEY ARE INNOCENT AND DO NOT HARASS.

    APPEASEMENT @ THE COST OF OUR BEAUTIFUL NATION.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Thu, Oct 24 2013

    The second one's expression is a 'cross' between that of Shreesanth,Vindoo and Meyappan after getting 'caught' on match fixing charges!

    DisAgree [5] Agree [12] Reply Report Abuse


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