Mangalore: House demolition by SAC - Police arrest four


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Jun 28: Four persons have been arrested in connection to the forcible eviction of John Baptist and demolition of the house he was staying in at Karangalpady by St Aloysius College, police sources said.

The arrested are Hemanappa (25), Shiv (26), Kiran (24) and Kishan (21).

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Police sources said that the four were directly involved in the process of demoliting the house. Three of them are said to be labourers and the other a JCB operator.

The arrests were made after John Baptist filed a complaint against Fr Francis Almeida, Fr Cyril D'Mello, another priest and 40 others persons for forcibly demolishing the house he was staying in on Thursday June 26. He also charged them of threatening and assaultig him and taking away his belongings.

Following the complaint, the Bunder police registered an FIR and carried out the arrests. More arrests are expected in the coming days, sources said.

On Thursday, John Baptist was evicted by St Aloysius College administration in connection with a long-pending dispute over a house at Karangalpady. While Baptist claimed that the house belonged to him, the College has maintained that it was donated to the College by Alice D'Souza, the previous owner for whom Baptist was a caretaker.


  

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  • Manoj, Banagalore

    Thu, Jul 10 2014

    When fire is lit in water who can extinguish it Qtd by Meena Alexander

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  • stan, dubai

    Sun, Jun 29 2014

    Our Government is going to introduce new rule. Any daily wages fellow before taking the job he must check all the legal documents.....otherwise they will be put inside jail, like this.

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  • Vincent D'Souza , Belthangady

    Sun, Jun 29 2014

    The mentioned Priests,if they are the culprits, should be arrested and produced before a Magistrate. Some of the Diocesan Priests in the Mangalore are living like kings and enjoy life in "Secular Way".

    These Priests do not exactly do what Jesus has taught and in my own case we have better experience when the property share of my father was pocketed by his only younger brother. The Priest and the Bishop also sided him and we were left on Roads. Please publish this

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  • Suleman Beary, Udupi

    Sun, Jun 29 2014

    That is how law applies.
    Who is directly responsible for demolition of the house?.
    Others are suspects. Law is made for poor.

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  • Benjamin/USA, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 29 2014

    WAW!! WAW!! This is called 'Andda Kanoon'

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  • Duje Porob, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 29 2014

    JCB Operator and 3 labourers have been arrested by the Police...Poor people they just did the job as they were told in order to earn their daily bread. Now come on....where are all the activists who were heaping comments after comments passing their own judgement on the case in Daiji columns? Please come forward to release these poor people who are arrested and caught in cross fire.

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  • shagird, mangalore

    Sun, Jun 29 2014

    these guys are just doing their job, why arrest them, why not SAC mgt, strange laws of our land

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Jun 29 2014

    Why should they Arrest These poor labourers?if at all they should Arrest who is responsible for itand ordered.leave them out ,let them earn their daily bread.If they looted the belongings will give back or find in their possession.something is wrong here.confusing everybody.let the court decide first the matter then we know more.

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  • Paul, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 28 2014

    Why arrest the poor labourers???they did what there were told to do??.that's their daily bread to work & get their wages.
    Arrest the main persons....

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