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M'lore: Miscreants steal tyres of car parked at PVS

  •   Fri, Nov 22 2013 10:22:46 AM

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore

Mangalore, Nov 22: In an incident which took place on Thursday November 21 night, miscreants stole two front tyres from a parked car near PVS circle.

As per the information obtained, car owner S Suresh Namgowda from Jamkhandi had  arrived to the city in his Innova car (KA 21 N 1151) for the purpose of admission of his son to one of the colleges here.

Later in the evening, he booked a room at Panchmal lodge near PVS circle around 9:30 pm and parked his car. On November 22 morning when he saw his car, he found that the two tyres were stolen.

Kadri police have been informed of the theft.
  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    Moral Police is now JOBLESS...

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  • Krishnaraj Salian, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    This is the result of Unemployment, High Inflation, High bank rates, Poor Economic Conditions and Poor policies..
    When the Central govt. itself indulged in corruption, and not able to provide employment to the public, from where do these people go for their daily survival.. this is the clear cut result of poor policies and the result of governance... If the same scenario continues for another 5 more years, then people start killing each other for their daily wages...

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  • MOHAN POOJARY, Kanekarabettu

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    dear Salian,Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one of the richest country in the world,but stealing tyres is common there, not only 2 tyres all 4 tyres removed there.

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  • vasant raj, abudhabi / mangalore

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    It happens only in India....

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  • Robert George, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    Looks like the tyres were spirited away by some tireless champ! While inflation shoots through the roof, we lose ground reality.

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  • jeetendra hegde, mumbai

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    Wait this is the beginning of the effects of inflation....Give five more years to present government...then public will won't dare to wear new shirts too.....,

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    Like in case of car's,Boss, in case
    of the body belongings, think they will start from below.....

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    Now what ! The manufacturers will produce cars that can be folded and taken inside ?

    If we want to remove the tyres of car, its a herculean task. How come these men removed two tyres and nobody noticed them ?

    Huh ! Isn't there a limit to human greed ?

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  • Melvin., Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 22 2013

    At least from now on every lodge and any large campus should have 24 x 365 security and CC Camera facility.it is a wake up call.

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