Karkala: Forty Seven-year-old Case Ends With Death of Accused


Daijiworld Media Network – Karkala (SP)

Karkala, Oct 17: The policemen here have succeeded in closing a 47-year-old criminal case of fraud registered against a person of Kerala origin, after coming to know that he had died last year.

Gopal from Kannur district in Kerala, who had married a lady named Baby from Baradi in Kantavar village, had settled down here. He was doing centring work. A case of fraud had been registered against him in 1963, alleging that he had stolen the centring equipments relating to road works, and fled. Since the local court issued an arrest warrant against him under the Criminal Procedure Code, the policemen failed to find him, in spite of repeated efforts.

In the recent past, the policemen, who came in contact with the wife of Gopal, learnt that he had died in Wenlock Hospital, Mangalore, last year due to some ailment. The policemen, who collected the death certificate, submitted it in the court, and heaved a sigh of relief for having been able to close a long-pending case.

  

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  • Sachin, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 17 2010

    & all this happening in the central Law Ministers hometown

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  • Oliver, Bejai / AUH

    Sun, Oct 17 2010

    Congraluation to the Karnataka Police, you have finally closed a Case!!! we need a party.
    On second thought, are you sure it is the same man's death certificate, he has hoodwinked you all for 47 years!

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Sun, Oct 17 2010

    JUST DISGUSTING. WASTE OF TAX PAYERS MONEY TO UPKEEP THE LEGAL SYSTEM.

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