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Mangalore: Man dies after being hit with heavy stone

  •   Thu, Oct 23 2014 09:23:36 AM

Pics: Spoorthi Ullal

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (MD/SP)

Mangalore, Oct 23: The body of a male that was found lying near the steps of MCC Bayalu Ranga Mantapa located opposite Urwa Marigudi Temple in the city on Thursday October 23 morning has been identified as Nandakumar(48).

The victim was badly injured on the head. Prima facie, it appeared that he might have died after being hit on his head with a large, heavy stone.

The circumstances that led to his death are yet to be ascertainted.

Police commissioner R Hitendra, deputy police commissioner Vishnuvardhan, along with Urwa police visited the spot and are taking steps to register a case in Urwa police station.
  

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  • Jerry, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 23 2014

    Looks like a street fight ended up in murder. Anyway our police dept. will find it out within 2 days. I am sure.

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Thu, Oct 23 2014

    cops are busy beating right wingers! and CM is gadadd kumbhakarna nidde... undu poora nana jaasti ye aapunda pandh!

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 23 2014

    It is sad that now there are anonymous killers.

    Hope our efficient police force in Mangalore will soon solve the mystery surrounding the murder.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Naaz,mangalore, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 23 2014

    What a " CRUEL HEART " ....Can he/she do this to his family?

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