Kundapur: Police seize cattle skin, car-accused escape


Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (SP)

Kundapur, Mar 11: A police team led by local deputy superintendent of police, Manjunath Shetty, took into possession a Maruti Omni van along with stock of hides of different animals found inside the van. The seizure was conducted near Koni village in
the taluk on Tuesday March 10.



The police team had signalled a white Maruti Omni van that was moving on Siddapur- Kundapur state highway near the gram panchayat building at Koni. The vehicle zoomed ahead without obliging. The occupants of the van abandoned the vehicle near a thicket on HMT Road in Koni, before taking to their heels.

A check of the van revealed that 48 animal pelts in whole including their horns had been stacked behind the driver's seat, and a tarpaulin was placed over the stack. It is suspected that the concerned had stolen cattle from some place, and had separated their hides from the flesh and bones. It is guessed that the concerned wanted to illegally transport these hides and sell the same at some spot. They would have been involved with similar activities in the past too.

The police have seized the car and hides and prepared inquest in the presence of witnesses. Value of the vehicle and pelts has been put at Rs 2.5 lac. The accused who fled the scene have been identified as Jabbar from Kody and Nassir from Kandlur in the taluk.

  

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  • Derek, Balmatta

    Thu, Mar 12 2015

    In other words....

    It's called 'LEATHER'

    The same shoes worn by COPS and most of the shoes and so called "Chappals" by 1 billion in the country.

    Jeevan- Mangalore -It does not come by MAGIC but from COWS!!

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  • Dev Sagar, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Thank God, this time for a change the actual police force are catching instead of the over active volunteers.

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  • Suleman Byari, Udupi

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Give these cattle traders a job so that they can look after their family.

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  • Akarshad, Dubai

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Hello Suleman Anna, Know one gives Job to tom dik an harry, you need to own a job according to skill you have... like the elder mans saying USDYOGUM PURUSHA LAKSHANUM.... if they cant do hard work to stand on their legs how can you tell them to give job brother...???

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  • Well wisher, Udupi

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Indian army is waiting.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Wed, Mar 11 2015



    "A check of the van revealed that 48 animal pelts in whole including their horns had been stacked behind the driver's seat"

    Where did the flesh (meat) disappear?

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    qFlavian Mangalore,either in stomach or deep freezer.There are so many customers that has to be pleased.sad.whenthey had a licence officially they would nt do so in black.Not that they must do this Job illegally,

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  • nelson pinto, udupi /oman

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    nanala mogaleg buddhi barpuja maraya?

    dayeg saipera.....
    bodchi panda jastiye malpuwaratha...

    bethe dala ejja thinareg..

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  • jyothi, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Manushyara dehavannu medical college nalli hospital nallu use madthare.. hagantha manushyarannu navu kolluvudilla. Manushya satha mele use maduvudu artha ayithu thane!!! Danagalannu kollabaradu satha mele adara parts use maduvudaralli thappenilla.. yake summane guts bagge challeng??? Guts ellarigu ellarallu edhe. adakke jathi dharma ella.

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  • Master, mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Jyothi akka...This is not the case of killing cattle for the sake of skin...skin is just by product and skin is extracted after it is dead not while living...kelavu kade beef ban iddha kade charmakkagi danakke visha kottu sayistare...adakke yen annuteera...??...Neevu tarakari ishtapadu bahudu...aaganta bereyavaru anna sambar tinnbekantilla....Praachina bharatada granthavannu omme odi nodi adaralli vistaaravagi baredide mamsada vivida bageya bhaagavannu udugeyannu....

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  • jyothi, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    ayyo...master anna ... nanoo adanne helodu.. danavannu yava reethiyallu kollabedi antha... punah neevu adanne nanage helutheeralla??? visha kottu kollabaradu, mamsakkagiyu kolla baradu. Mamsadallu vivida bageya bagagalive antha nanage eevaga thiliyithu a pracheena granthada hesaru helabahuda?

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Well done police dept....

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  • Jeevan Kumar, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Car number place should be changed to B-420

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  • Vantage Point, mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    What are hides from cattle used for ....branded leather belt,shoes,sandals,fancy leather bags,sports equipments,winter wear like jacket ,gloves,boots...In musical Instruments like tabala,chanda ..etc which are even used in temple festival and even in recent VHP sammelan same chandemela was present..Everyone is beneficiary of it....

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Thank God, there was no shootout.
    Or else govt had to compensate 2 persons 25 lacs each!

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  • Akarshad, Dubai

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Good job Police Department in nabbing the culprits keep it up. These Culprits should have kept the vehicle number as B 420 instead of B 410. I guess there is a bigger hand in this racket and I am sure COPS will surely get into the Core to find the main mastermind behind this mafia.

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  • Ranjith, udupi

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    There is lots of money in cattle-skin leather trade. eg. watch straps, cricket balls, shoes, sandals...will the bjp govt ban leather products along with beef?

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  • Bryan, Bahrain

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    @Ranjith, udupi.
    Then how am I suppose to go to work, what without leather shoes...

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  • Ranjith, udupi

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Bryan.
    Shirt, tie, lungi and hawaii chappals...because, even for trousers one has to wear leather belt...

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  • Ranjith, udupi

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    Cattle skin and tanning industry is where the money is. Cattle skin is used for making leather shoes, leather sandals, cricket balls, watch straps, etc. and if VHP intends to ban beef throughout India, then, by logic, cattle skin products too should be banned! Let us see if RSS activists have the guts to ban all associated industries associated with cattle skin products which is dominated by the majority community both as employers and employees...

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