Udupi: Malpe Fishermen Released from Maharashtra Following Negotiations


Daijiworld Media Network—Udupi (TU/CN)
 
Udupi, Mar 22:
Fishermen from Malpe and their 28 boats, who had been arrested off the coast of Devgad in Maharashtra on Wednesday March 18 while fishing, were released  after a long negotiation.
 
They were confined by the local fishermen in Devgad for allegedly fishing in the beach area. The negotiation was led by the Fishermen’s Action Committee president Pramod Madhwaraj in the presence of officials of the department of port, tahasildar and fisheries department in Maharashtra.
 
Hiriyanna T Kidiyoor, president, Malpe Fishermen’s Association, alleged that those arrested were assaulted and their boats were damaged.

  

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Mon, Mar 23 2009

    When Pakistanis came to Mumbai and destroyed two hotels and killed 200 odd guy's we were sleeping. Now our poor guys were fishing, you have time to catch them and needed long negotiations. I am sure another time these Pakistanis will come and you will not be able to stop them ! Because our guy's waste their time & energy in such silly things and when there is a real crisis they are exhausted !

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