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Bantwal: DC takes swift action against 15 lorries illegally transporting sand

  •   Wed, Jul 09 2014 07:44:03 PM

Mounesh Vishwakarma
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Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (EP)

Bantwal, Jul 9: Deputy commissioner A B Ibrahim on Wednesday July 9 took swift action against more than fifteen lorries, on learning that they were transporting sand illegally.

DC A B Ibrahim was go to Neriya of Beltangady taluk from Mangalore but got stuck in traffic at BC Road due to ongoing drainage work in the area. Meanwhile, he spotted sand-laden lorries among the vehicles lined up in the gridlock and with the assistance of district superintendent of police Dr Sharanappa and other police officials, stopped the lorries and verified their documents.

The deputy commissioner asked tahsildar Malleswamy to seize all the lorries. He also asked the officials to verify the permits issued by the department of mines and geology and take further legal action.


Inspection of two-way traffic

The deputy commissioner also inspected the two-way traffic charted out by himself and the SP. He also got the divider near the entrance to BC Road from Mangalore and stones laid across the road removed.

Police circle inspector Belliappa and town police station inspector Nandakumar drew the attention of the deputy commissioner to the inconvenience and acute traffic congestion due to two-way traffic.

However, the deputy commissioner did not accept the argument and said that the two-way traffic be continued, sources said.
  

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  • candle, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    DC Mr. A.B. Ibrahim is an officer and a gentleman.He is active and dynamic.He works very hard,But it looks like his orders are not taken seriously by his fellow workers.B.C.Road is complete mess. There is no traffic discipline.Vehicles are moving from all direction.Even though police dept is nearby,one police officer is assigned most of the time to clear traffic mess.Roads are in very bad shape.Under the bridge vehicles,Taxis,Two wheeler are parked.Evening time street food out lets are mushrooming under the bridge.Place is filthy and non hygienic.People eat, wash ,and spit.As the flyover begins or ends,There comes the dump yard ready to welcome you with foul smell.KSRTC & many vehicle passes through this horrific area with windows open, One can easily imagine the state of the people who travel through these area.Bangalore travelers are travelling via B.C.Road.If we don't take proper interest in cleanliness,traffic discipline,I am sure B.C.Road, will be projecting unhealthy image to others.

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  • kodialda muthu, mangalore

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    Well done DC. Hope you do something about this one way at Bendore (upper/lower). There are 2 hospitals SCS and Colaco hospitals for emergencies, the one way will definitely cause disrupt for ambulance in case of casualties. Chances of Ambulance hitting other vehicles is high.

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  • Suleman Beary, Udupi

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    3rd snap/picture I liked a lot... Look at the constables' action...

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  • Eulalia Dsouza, Bijai/ Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    Well done DC Mr. A.B. Ibrahim. I hope our other senior officials & Bureaucrats follow your example and act on issues required to be sorted out in our city / District. We want pro-action Officials and not pro-talking officials.
    Hats off to you sir for setting example.
    Other side of this issue, only when officials get down to live like a common man, travel like us on these bad roads, traffic congestion, will they realise plea that we the common people go through.
    Great job sir, keep doing good work for we need Officials like you.!!
    We only hope and pray that the Sand Mafia doesn't get you transferred for doing a good job but not so good for them though..!!

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte , Dubai

    Thu, Jul 10 2014


    If we have "active DC" like Ibrahim sir in every district then I think No need any type of politician.
    IAS officer very well studied and they knows the how to follow administration beside the politician.

    Good Job Sir,

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  • readerwriter007, pune

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    I would like to see all officers and authorities to work like this. I am sure you will get thousands of such instances if you drive on a road. I was thinking while driving today. Like, they can pick up a road for a day and notice all the required actions to be taken on that road. It can be street lamp, un necessary obstacles on the road, humps either not in a good condition or hump with out any paint or marking , path holes on the road... note everything and immediately make the contractors to work on that. How quick and good it will be. With in a short period so may roads will be perfect. But unfortunately it still looks like a dream. any ways, heard a lot about the DC. Let him be blessed with good health and we Mangaloreans be blessed to have him for longer period here so that we can get best usages of his stay here at Mangalore.

    But ultimate question remains open, what happened to the lorries and culprit who was smuggling the sand. I am sure it's not so difficult to find out who and all involved in this illegal activity. Trust it's investigated completely and action taken against all. Can anybody ?

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  • Mukesh, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    Proud of our D.C. We want all of our Govt officials to work in this way.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mapusa

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    Karnataka is a land of quick action ...

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  • George A. Borromeo, Angelore, Mangalore, India

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    Jossy Bab every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, let us pray that he shall not get transfered to Bellary by the Politicians who patronize these Smugglers.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mapusa

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    George, Only FEKU's will send him to Bellary ...

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  • Benjmain, Manglaore/USA

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    Most active DC Mangalore ever had.

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  • R. Ahmed, UAE/Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    If we need improvements and actions , in out district, we need to protect him, if transfer order comes for him.
    Sure there will be major meeting going on in ministry for transfer. all public should join and protest, if it happens. to keep healthy mangalore and Dakshina kannada.

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  • Rajesh , Puttur

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    DC`s Work highly appreciable ,we need more Mr. Ibrahims

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  • Prashanth, karla

    Wed, Jul 09 2014

    Really i became fan of This honest and dynamic D.C,His way of discharging his duty is ever reccommondable, god bless u sir with much more success.

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  • Suleman Beary, Udupi

    Wed, Jul 09 2014

    That is the way the Aam Admi want swift action, not like snoring and dozing.

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  • Ashok Bhat, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 09 2014

    I certainly appreciate our D.C Ibrahim for the action/step taken by him.He moves with the people and understood the circumstances as a common man and gives his directions on a right way.

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