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Kasargod: Silver, cash worth Rs 16 lac seized from govt bus; two arrested

  •   Sun, Feb 07 2016 10:37:05 AM

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Feb 7: Manjeshwar revenue department officials seized Rs 15 lac worth of silver and Rs 94,000 cash which was being transported illegally in a KSRTC bus on Saturday February 6 and arrested two people in this connection.

The arrested are Mahlinga (50) and Jayakumarv (32) both from Tamil Nadu.

The officials while inspecting vehicles at Manjeshwar check post on Saturday afternoon found the silver and cash in a bag that was kept hidden in the last seat of the bus.

The valuables were handed over to Manjeshwar police.

Further investigations are on.
  

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, UDUPI/NEW YORK,USA.

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    It is unbelievable. Rs 16 lac cash and silver was seized from a govt. bus. That too it was hidden at the back seat of the bus. I am sure they revenue dept. must have got some information.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    Naturally we need to retain/produce the purchase voucher.
    Ornaments worn may not be subjected to scrutiny but dangerous to wear and travel.
    In this incident, it clearly indicates that the ornaments are stolen or illegally acquired.

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  • yousef, mangalore

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    Whats is the rules of legal transporting any one tell here

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Feb 08 2016

    @yousef Mangalore,When one carries so much valuables ,one should be able to the origin .when one bought it,also the cash payment or cheque receipt.without this one has less Chance to escape from Police.The legal buyer/seller cant recognize themselves is a clear case of theft or black Money .After all the fellow had a good amount of cash with him.second,mostly People dont Transport such a amount of valuables in a bus generally.Thats what I think.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    Looking at the ornaments….it’s clear that it is not stolen one!!!! May be illegal way of doing business mainly inherited by our Mangalore region since few of them still believe illegal is the best way of doing business!!!!

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    Na Khayenge, Na Khane Dhenge-good catch, well done Manjeswar revenue dept.

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  • Vasudev Bhat, Rayee

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    Henry Sir, Na khayenge, Na Khane Dhenge. It is applies to Dal, Vegetables, now medicine for cancer and other essential drugs etc...

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    May be the Revenue dept. was tipped-of.
    Do they check each and every passenger who is in the bus? or it's a random checking?

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  • Acchu, Mlore

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    God only knows how much this police officers retained.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 07 2016

    Acche Din in KASARGOD ...

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