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Udupi: Surveyor Caught by Lokayukta Red-handed

  •   Thu, May 21 2009 04:12:41 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, May 21: Lokayukta deputy superintendent of police Dr Prabhudev Mane informed that second grade surveyor of Kundapur taluk survey department, Tippesh R Naik, was nabbed by the Lokayukta personnel while accepting bribe on Wednesday May 20.

A person named Devadas Bhandarkar from near Shankarnarayana in Kundapur taluk had filed an application for the measurement of his land, by paying the requisite fee at the Kundapur survey office. Although Bhandarkar approached Tippesh several times, he reportedly did not heed to his requests to attend to his work. Later, he allegedly demanded for payment of a bribe of Rs 1,000 for attending to the work. Bhandarkar accepted.

After the Udupi Lokayukta police station received a complaint about this on Wednesday, inspector Belliappa registered a case. He laid a trap and caught Tippesh Naik red-handed along with the money he had received illegally. After questioning him, Tippesh was produced in a court in Kundapur.
  

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  • kevin s rodrigues, udupi

    Fri, May 22 2009

    Wake up udupi / mangalore lokayukta police station, it''s the right time for you to raid each and every village panchayat / revenue inspector''s (govt. surveor''s office because lots of land RTC documents are held up by these people from the last more than a decade for want of bribe and they are harrassing the senior citizens, illiterate people. this is a serious problem in udupi / mangalore. kindly look for a total solution / change.

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