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Mangalore: Misbehaviour, Assault on Beach - Kerala Policemen Released on Bail

  •   Wed, Apr 29 2009 10:07:14 AM

Mangalore: Misbehaviour, Assault on Beach - Kerala Policemen Released on Bail

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Apr 29: The personnel of Kerala State Armed Reserve Police, who had been arrested for misbehaving with others and creating a scene at Panambur Beach on Saturday April 25, and were remanded to judicial custody thereafter, have succeeded in getting bail. They secured bail from the second court of the Junior Magistrate (First Class) here on Tuesday April 28 and got released from incarceration.

They were released on the condition that they should present themselves whenever requisitioned by investigating officers to help investigations and that they should not create any problems for the eye witnesses. All the 11 accused were released on a personal bond of Rs 5,000 each by judge K S Vijaya.

It may be recalled, that a few members of the Kerala police contingent that had been deputed to attend to election duty at Bantwal, had arrived at Panambur Beach on Saturday evening, where they allegedly misbehaved and assaulted some members of the general public and the policemen of Panambur police station.

In the meantime, Kerala Inspector General of Police Krishnamurthy arrived in the city on Tuesday and inspected the spot in Panambur beach where the policemen allegedly got into trouble.
  

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  • sanath, bangalore

    Fri, May 01 2009

    hi Harold, you made a good point.

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  • mukesh, mangalore

    Fri, May 01 2009

    Dr. haneef who told that kerala policemens are protectors of uma bharthi,advani,anathkumar etc.Are u frm Home Ministry ? how u proove tht kerala policemens are protectors of the above politician ? r u crazzy ?

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  • Vinu, Kanhangad,Kerala

    Fri, May 01 2009

    How shameful of Kerala Police. Just speaks volumes of the ineptitude and hrash behaviour of the people who are supposed to protect law than other way around. The real culprits should be dismissed.

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  • Kevin Mascarenhas, Mangalore/UAE

    Thu, Apr 30 2009

    A step in the right direction for the kerala Police chief has to suspend them pending investigation and if found guilty should be dismissed from the police force. We are better off without such personnel.

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  • Ray, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 30 2009

    Good work Karnataka Police for keeping them behind bars, though for few days. I understand that since they too were police you could not do much about them. We can see their arrogance in the photographs. Hope Karnataka police take this instance as a eye-opener and develop their behavior towards civilians.

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  • Dr. Haneef Shabab, Bhatkal

    Wed, Apr 29 2009

    When the chief of Babri Masjid Demolition Squad like Miss Uma Bharathi, L.K.Advani etc. can go scott free, when the commander in chief of Gujarat Massacre become Star campaighner for the BJP, when the hate mongers like Praveen Togadiya,Vinay Katiyar, Pramod Muthalik, Anant Kumar Hegde etc can get bail and roam freely, why not these comparatively small and poor guys get the same treatment? after all they are the protecors of these Masters! Jai Ho....

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  • Anand, Kinnigoli/Jebel Ali,Dubai

    Wed, Apr 29 2009

    The Police should be protective for the general public,they take the most prestigious uniform of the National Symbol, before taking the Employment they promise everything,once get the employment they forget everything and they become one of the worst citizen and having all evils in their mind such as Currupt & Criminalism in their services,without curruption they will not servive. Our govt should Hang them, so that future generation should have atleast some lessons.

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  • Margaret Thomas dsouza, Mangalore/Israel

    Wed, Apr 29 2009

    Mangalore DC have to order kerala police that they do not have to enter Karnataka state in future.

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  • Harold D''cunha, Mangalore, India

    Thu, Apr 30 2009

    To a very great extent  I endorse Latha Naik''s statement. Why only police men. What about our politicians, Ministers, Chief Minsiter in States and leaders at the National level. What about goverment servants who has power and approve documents. Their way of life itself is proof of their characters. Living in soicety we have no choice, as police department is essential for law and order.

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  • vraj, Udupi/Abudhabi

    Wed, Apr 29 2009

    They should have kept in the cell for a minimum period of 1 month & a personnel bail of Rs.25,000 each.

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  • brijesh, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 29 2009

    Give them Bharath Ratna on next Independence Day.

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  • Navin Sinha, Patna/Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 29 2009

    Ms.Latha Naik, Mangalore. kale mantha. If we eradicate police force completely - who will look after law and order?. kahin ghelthao barkaat na Ms.Latha.

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  • Latha Naik, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 29 2009

    Police themselves are a public nuisance. They should be eradicated completely. They are drunkards, womanisers, thieves, bribe takers - name any wicked deeds - they are involved. Many of these RSVP policemen have taken advantage of the nearby shanty women and have fathered children. From the senior to the lowest rank - they are all birds of the same feather.

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