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M'lore: Excise Department to Book Five Three-time Offenders Under Goonda Act

  •   Wed, Aug 26 2009 04:38:44 PM

M'lore: Excise Department to Book Five Three-time Offenders Under Goonda Act
 
Pics: Sphoorty Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (RS/SB)
 
Mangalore, Aug 26: K Bheemappa, joint commissioner of excise, said that the department has initiated the process of booking five persons under Goonda Act for their repeated involvement in the illegal manufacture and transport of liquor. Final action by the state authorities is awaited, he said.

Speaking to media persons on Wednesday August 26 after disposing off the illicit liquor and spirit worth Rs 8 lac seized by the department, Bheemappa said that the five offenders in the list are Preethipal Adyanthaya, Kabaddi Sudhir, Kokkada Haneef, Jayaram Shetty and Ramachandra. Section 43 (A) Karnataka Excise Act provides for booking of the offenders under Goonda Act, who have been convicted thrice for illegal manufacture and transportation of liquor.



Joint commissioner added that cases have also been booked against the owners of the distilleries in Goa for illegal transportation.

N M Hussain, deputy superintendent of excise said that the illegal stock was seized during the raids conducted at highways and in trains with the tip-off from the intelligence network of excise in the last six months. The seized stock was either transported from Goa or was to be transported to Kerala. In all 84 vehicles have also been seized out of which fifteen will be auctioned next month, he said.
 
Deputy superintendent of excise G Pinto was present.

  

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  • Vinson Vaz, Kadri, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Aug 27 2009

    Isnt this an hazardous way of disposing off the illicit liquor. dont the concerned top officials have any safety measures taken during this disposal. Imagine if a fire starts? Who is responsible for this way of disposal. Even the bottled whisky is being disposed off haphazardly. wouldnt it be better for these officials to auction this to the legal liquor manufacturers so as to raise some funds and use them wisely than to waste such a huge quantity of liquor. Isnt that wise enough

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  • Abdul Rahman, Dubai

    Thu, Aug 27 2009

    Awesome pictures! But missing pictures of those five goondas.May be busy with collecting the liquor back in new containers in the other end of the gutter!

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  • kiran, mangalroe

    Thu, Aug 27 2009

    Richard, Nitte/Qatar..adu neeru maaraayre..sharabh alla

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  • Richard, Nitte/Qatar

    Thu, Aug 27 2009

    Look at that pic in the bottom..Awesome!.some one washing his feet with liquor!! Its life time opportunity i guess!!!

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 27 2009

    This is a big racket, happening by the approval of the police officials as well as the excise department. These notorious gangs even have the petronage of few corrupt politicians.

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  • Dilip, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 27 2009

    I have 2 comments to make: 1.Instead of wasting spirit worth lakhs of rupees and throwing it down the gutter why not use it productively and use the money for charity. 2. By the way where does the gutter lead to? Not the river I guess???

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  • Dexter, UAE

    Wed, Aug 26 2009

    Speaking to media persons on Wednesday August 26 after disposing off the illicit liquor and spirit worth Rs 8 lac seized by the department, Bheemappa said that the five offenders in the list are Preethipal Adyanthaya, Kabaddi Sudhir, Kokkada Haneef, Jayaram Shetty and Ramachandra Hey check this out, people from different communities are working together here. Not a good cause but then what the hek.

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