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Mangalore: District Bandh – Sri Rama Sene Workers Sentenced

  •   Mon, Apr 19 2010 10:38:17 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Apr 19: Through a judgment, judge of the Junior Magirstrate First Class (JMFC) court here, has awarded jail sentences and fines to the Sri Rama Sene workers who had pelted stones at Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation buses during the district bandh called by it on January 27, 2009. Sri Rama Sene had given a call for Dakshina Kannada district bandh that day, inprotest against the arrest of its leader, Pramod Mutalik.

The stone pelting incidents had occurred at Padil in the city, where vehicles were blocked and a few buses were damaged. The Sene activists were agitated at the preventive arrest of their leader, Prasad Attavar, in connection with the district bandh. Ten accused in the case have been sentenced to 25 months and six days of simple imprisonment with a fine of Rs 4,000. Failing to pay up the fine will make them liable to undergo 40 additional days of imprisonment, as per the said judgment.

Those who have been sentenced in this case are, Roshan (20) from Padil, Sharat (25) and Kishore (26) from Veeranagar, Rajesh alias Raju (34) from Mulihithlu, Niranjan(24) from Alape Prashantnagar, Ganesh (25) and Gopal (26) from Bajal Nanthur, Diwakar (24) and Satish (21) from Veeranagar Perla and Ganesh (20) from Maroli.
  

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    Reep what they sow! mild imrisionment is not enough to them.Let them taste the jail envoirnment.

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  • Gowin D'Souza, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    These are not innocent or poor guys it was their choice, what they will miss will be hafta wasoool, Cupi and road side kaka fry.

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  • mohammed ansar, bhatkal

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    these guys are deserving to to be jaild.those guys are harm ful for tne socity.i appreceat the jedgment

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  • Lokanath.D, Bantwal/Iran

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    Right judgement,it is the best way of controlling anti social elements.

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  • Roshan, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    I do agree with the sentence, but I am sure the youngsters will come back from jail as much hardened criminals. Jails should have been a place where people transform to better citizens, in our case it is just the opposite. I think, the courts should find innovative ways of punishment, that can help a person transform.

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  • Prashant, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    These youngsters wasting their life because of Mutalik and Prasad. Pls youngsters think before doing anything against of Law. Don't follow these goons.

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  • Vazir, Bangalore

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    Parvez, Mangalore-Muscat & Shahanawaz Kukkikatte, Dubai-Mangalore, don't worry about these young hoodlums or that they will be wasting their future. They have become heroes & martyrs of Hindutva brigade. Just wait & see. Yeddy, Eshwarappa & DVS Gowda or even Pramod Mutalk, Praveen Thogadia are there to suitably reward them, & they some at least will become MLAs, MLCs & even MPs while others will get other `lucrative' posts soon. Jai Ho BJP.

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  • Lester Pinto, Mangalore-Chennai

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    I totally disagree with the sentence. Everybody is aware that most of the members of the Rama Sene are unemployed goons of Mutalik & Prasad Attavar. They must be extremely pleased with the sentence as they will now be rest assured of food & shelter for the next 25 months. The imprisonment should have been rigorous & not simple as these hardcore criminals deserve to be dealt with severely.

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  • dasmond, mangalore

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    lets hope the long arm of the law will soon catch up and meet out exampilary punishment for all those involved in the unprovoked attack on the churches

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  • Rohan, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    These youngsters did district bandh may be for 100 rupees. Now they are wasting lots of money & their time for lawyers etc.

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  • M.Mathias, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    These youngsters doesn't know about Indian law. Now they understood.

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  • jds navunda [MAMA], padukone

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    all are below 26 years old only raju is 34 year old. this age must be good advice. other then like this happnig this the example

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  • Daniel, Belthangady

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    I feel that these young men must be taught romantic poetry. They should be intoxicated with love songs. Then they will realize that there is much more to life than just pelting stones. Dan (Belthangady)

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udipi

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    It is very unfortunate that the jailed persons are very very young. Instead of sending them to jail, court could have ordered the rehabilitation of such young youths. I strongly advocate for the jail sentence of Mutalik and Attavar and other ring leaders who act behind the curtain and are responsible for instigating violence. The jailed youths were acting at the behest of their mentors. I feel, 50 months and 12 days jail sentence would have been muct appropriate for these ring leaders. Its a strong message and I salute to the impartial judiciary. Long live secular India.

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  • SRIKRISHNA, MANGALORE

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    "WELL DONE THIS PUNISHMENT."

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  • Jawar D'Souza, M'lore/Doha

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    Well done this will be a lesson to the unemployed who create trouble, though the punishment is not harsh this is a begining. All the damages incured should be made paid for by these people, so that no one else will create such mischief in future. Any body who gives information during such incidents must be rewarded, so that more people will be behind to catch the culprits.

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  • frank, udupi

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    Good Job (JMFC) ..Keep it up

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  • Santhosh Bhandary, surathkal/Dubai

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    Well deserved punishment ! Also a caution to all the religious fanatics and anti social elements who take law in their hands in the name of religion who create tensions and disrupt peace in society.

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  • Parvez, Mangalore/Muscat

    Mon, Apr 19 2010

    All young bachelors like this should try getting some job soon.

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