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Mangalore: State Human Rights Commission in City

  •   Tue, Feb 10 2009 11:27:15 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Feb 10: Chairman of the state Human Rights Commission S R Nayak visited the city on Monday February 9. He visited Amnesia Pub which faced attack from Sri Ram Sena activists and also the spot in Gurpur where a person with alleged underworld links, was gunned down by the policemen in an encounter recently.

He will also be holding an inquiry into the incident in which the daughter of a Kerala MLA was abducted and her friend was assaulted in the city. He collected information from the pub management, staff and some eyewitnesses at the office of the deputy commissioner here and received petitions. He was also briefed by the district deputy commissioner Ponnuraj on the incidents.

The commission will be in the city on Tuesday February 10 too. At 10.30 am today, it will interact with the inspector general of police, superintendent of police and other officials.
  

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  • Mahesh B Kotian, Kavoor, Mangalore 575015

    Sun, Apr 11 2021

    I would request you to please give me an appointment so that I can come personally to your office to tell my issues and complaints. As a man, I am facing the toughest time of my life. I am abused almost everyday. Please help me. Mahesh Kotian. Cell 9619037180.

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  • Ajith Pulickal, Ichilampady, near Kadaba

    Thu, Aug 22 2019

    Respect sir/madam,

    I like to come to ur office and tell my problems directly. Pls may I get an appointment in this week or coming week. Thank you

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