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Mangalore: NSUI Leader Alleges Police Torture, Illegal Detention

  •   Wed, Jul 08 2009 10:23:17 AM

Mangalore: NSUI Leader Alleges Police Torture, Illegal Detention
Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RS/CN)

Mangalore, Jul 8: Tejaswiraj, president, district committee, National Students Union of India (NSUI), on Tuesday July 7 alleged that the police tortured him brutally before framing him in a fake credit card case. 

Undergoing treatment at a private hospital in the city for the fifth day, Tejaswiraj claimed that the police kept him under illegal detention in a house for a day.

He was admitted to a private hospital in the city after he was granted bail by a court on Friday July 3.

Tejaswiraj claimed that after the police in Mangalore rural station took him to the house in a remote area, they beat him up in a brutal manner and taunted him about being a member of the NSUI.

The student leader is under treatment for internal injuries as well as blood clots on his legs and feet. He alleged that these wounds were caused by the police with ‘lathis’ and steel rods.

Tejaswiraj was produced in court on Tuesday June 31 alongwith three others in the same case registered by the Pandeswar police. 

The case was handled by the superintendent of police’s special squad. The case is in the limelight because of the high profile people involved in it.      
U T Khader, MLA, demanded strict action against the police for their inhuman behaviour.

But the police in Mangalore rural police station denied the charges and the superintendent of police Dr A S Rao said that he proceeded on receiving the complaint.
  

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  • NITHESH SHETTY, capithanio

    Thu, Jul 16 2009

    we r with u N.S.U.I leader teju. i know him personnaly.. he is always one step ahead for student welfare..now a days in mangalore police r working like slaves under the B.J.P rule.. while having some strikes n all he has some kind of arguements with police people.. only for the welfare of student.. but thease police r taken it personnaly and brutten him tey r waitng.. for a chance... police has no proof against teju... they have simply him trapped in this case

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  • Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    We all know what a crook Teju is, his intentions are purely personal and not for student welfare.. Not sure why congress wants to associate themselves with him.. I dont think congress should have the likes of Teju standing next to thier Young brigadier, Rahul..

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  • Deeraj, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    Padmaja you are absolutly right. Police should have handled it in a legalway.

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  • pratham, ballalbagh

    Thu, Jul 09 2009

    great work by the police. Its so strange that still congress party needs a fraud leader like him. no studentd wil support him ,politcians do

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  • jacob, karkala

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    He should be punished cause he is a crook I do not understand why is he not kicked of his post shame on congress.

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  • Sandeep Shetty, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Anil NSUI.. it not bad but a Good news for all mangaloreans. Now people can be beware of these frauds.

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  • Padmaja, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    If he is proven guilty then send him to jail. But Police torture is not a punishment prescribed by the Law and constitution.Any suspected criminal needs to be dealt in a legalway .... Just like the way Cops in developed western nations do not harass or torture a ''suspected'' criminal. Unfortunately the self styled  police believe that they have the right to torture anyone who oppose .

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  • SHAN, MANGLORE

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Shame on the police depatment.Firing is not a solution that too for a small cricket ball issue. Police should see that alleged policeman get stringent punishment ,so that no other policeman in the future should repeat this.

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  • anil NSUI, MANGLORE

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    It is very bad news for all mangaloreans. we should to get united to fight against such incidents. we need peace and justice.But some people who are mad talking about past incidents,but it is the matter between police and public.Please give comments for the article dont talk rubbish.

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  • anil NSUI, MANGLORE

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    It is very bad news for all mangaloreans. we should to get united to fight against such incidents. we need peace and justice.But some people who are mad talking about past incidents,but it is the matter between police and public.

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  • Pradeep Rai, Ullal/ Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Mr.U T Khader, you are known for your good work... dont spoil your image supporting these frauds.

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  • Sandeep Shetty, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    @ Jenifer, he is not just a common man. high profiles use him to get their work done. he has committed crime and police have taken the full advantage of it.. well done. Amazing fact is no student union has come forward to support him.. this shows his importance... it's nothing but a political drama.

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  • vinayak, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Mr.Rai please dont comment like a Kid.Mangalore police are best is catching the fraud and other. If they werent so strict about their activities some goons in mangalore would have made life a hell of the mangaloreans. So please respect something good, even if its not that great

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  • vinnup, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    This is the same person who used to call for student strike to get his own and parties advantages.There is a saying that"truth can never be hidden from light"

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  • Guru, Shetty /Mlore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    These were caught on fraud,so the rule is same if he is crimal or (NSUI)President,infact he should be punished more as he belongs to NSUI and do all these ilegal activities..Good work Mangalore police..and i am sure its all drama that we see in this above pic just to get a good attention towards this crook..great work Daiji...

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  • Lesly Dsouza, Coimbatore / Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Jenifer, Police are not blind or deaf, Before arresting a leader they have to think twice. After getting videos also if they dont arrest such criminals, No use from police dept. He may be a good person to few people who got help from him being a district NSUI president. Most comments are against him. after all these comments are not the proof for not indulging in such activities.

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  • Raghav Sharma, Beltangady

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    You are wrong Jennifer. Whole Mangalore knows what a crook he is. Dont blame the police. Let them allow to fulfill their duties. This is a common tactic used by politicians and human rights activists to misguide the publics and bring pressure on the police...

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  • Rajesh Rai, mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    We are with you NSUI leader.....police under BJP rule are working like slaves

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  • brijesh, mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    Yes Ismail is absouletly rite, police have the evidences and proofs that all the 4 arrested are the criminals, there is nothing much to speak about it. police have the rights to beat up a criminal if he is not accepting his crime. same thing might have happened here also...

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  • Jenifer, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    As reported previously, the arrests were made based on CCTV recordings of who enters/leaves the shop. Going through readers replies it appears he is a good person. The police should have been more accurate in their case study than torturing a wrong man.

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  • Pavitra Shetty, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    All these days didnt get to see the face of the crook, now thats done. Thanks Daiji

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  • Ismail, Kuttar

    Wed, Jul 08 2009

    All drama. just keep him behind the bars forever... Don''t blame the police unnecessarily.

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