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Mangalore: Woman, young man assaulted by group of 20

  •   Sun, Feb 02 2014 01:58:47 PM

Mangalore: Woman, young man assaulted by group of 20

Pics: Ramesh Pandith
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (NM)
 
Mangalore, Feb 2: A woman and a young man belonging to the Dalit community were allegedly beaten up by at least 20 youths at Arakerebail, Jeppu here on Saturday February 1 night.


The victims are identified as Yashoda (42) and her relative Subhash (23).
 
It is said that Subhash and his team had a clash with the assaulters on a previous occasion. During the clash, one of persons in the group sustained injuries and was admitted to the hospital. The issue had reached police station as well. This time he led the fight as an act of revenge, it is said.
 
On Saturday night, nearly 20 youths allegedly broke into the house of Yashoda and thrashed Subhash. When Yashoda tried to intervene, she too was beaten up by the group, said Ganesh, a neighbour.
 
The injured were then admitted to Wenlock hospital.

Yashoda and Subhash identified some of the accused youths as Naveen, Manju, Jignesh, Pradeep, Rahul, Lakshisha, and Avinash.
 
A case has been registered in Pandeshwar police station.

  

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Comment on this article

  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Feb 03 2014

    Whatever the caste is,wherever the Person is,they are not supposed to hurt or beat anyone,and it is a scandal they dare to beat the woman.Are they aware what they are doing and day by day it is increasing this goondagiri.where are the Police who only Register the case and you hear from them nothing.?why cant they on the spot take Action and teach them a lesson?because the Police are lash These Youngsters take Advantage.or on the side of Youngsters?Poor India.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Our youth force slowly becoming reckless and involving more in the criminal acts.They have become spoiler of law and order and converting into antisocial elements.The police department need to guide the youth and also take strict legal action to those who go against the law of the land.Thanq.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Feb 02 2014




    Sir Lanclot,

    Nothing can be ruled out.

    To beat one guy, 20 youths in action. There are thugs ready for anything, simply at the cost of few bottles.

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  • Robert, shankerpura

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Dear VIN, Mumbai/Kuwait..pl you talk to the subject and not to criticize subject!..may be again revoking religious issues for nothing..classifications are there in every religion even Christianity is not an exception in India

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  • DINESH SHETTY, PADUBIDRI/DUBAI

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    GOD ONLY SAVE THIS POOR PEOPLE.

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  • VIN, Mumbai/Kuwait

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Who divided society? Who made caste and creed? and who is dalith and untouchable ones!
    The answer is simple. We made them and not GOD. God loved everyone irrespective of caste, creed and colours. Thank God blood is RED of all human beings.
    Are we living in the stone age? I feel pity for these people.

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  • Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Good one VIN, VERY TRUE.
    We all are created by God.
    God loves us. To communicate with us and to improve the world in decline, he sent prophets from time to time.
    None of the Prophets blamed or judged each other!
    But Humans formed religions after prophets, but ignored the IMPORTANT message that not to judge one another!
    HOW SILLY ARE WE HUMANS, INSTEAD OF BENEFITING BY PROPHETS MESSAGES, WE ARE RUINING OUR OWN WORLD WITH POISON OF HATRED AND PASSING IT ON TO NEXT GENERATION.

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  • VIN, Mumbai/Kuwait

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Valerian,
    True to our understanding.
    We merely need to digest the word of GOD and practice it. That's all.

    Are we not ready to take or inject blood into our veins the blood of Dalith or untouchables if circumstances demand.

    Are we checking whose blood it is before injecting!NOT AT ALL. Coz it's a question of life and death.
    Let us live with PEACE. God bless us.

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  • Maxim, Mangalore/Dubai

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Now our dearest police force is in sleep mode

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  • Suleman, Udupi

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Act is condemnable.

    Anna..case kayundu...

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  • Sir Lancelot, Manglore

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Were assaulters Moral Polyees of that area.???

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  • A.P., Mlore

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    LOOKS LIKE THIS GOVT IS WORSE THAN THE PREVIOUS ONE ....
    AAM ADAMI.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Shocking to hear. Every day there is a new issue involving someone or something. Looks like mangaluru is heading for hell.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Sun, Feb 02 2014

    Cowardice and this is not acceptable!!

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