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Udupi: Underworld element Bannanje Raja attends his mother‘s funeral

  •   Mon, Aug 27 2018 04:22:59 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (DC)

Udupi, Aug 27: Underworld element Bannanje Raja performed final rites of his mother here at a crematorium near Malpe beach on Monday, August 27.

Bannanje Raja’s mother Vilasini Shettigar (78) slipped at her home on Saturday August 25 and breathed her last.

Bannanje Raja who arrived to Udupi from Belgaum jail on Sunday stayed at city police station. He visited his residence on Monday and the last rites were held at a crematorium near Malpe beach at 11 am. His wife, aides, supporters and friends were present. 


Vilasini Shettigar 

The police team led by DySP Kumaraswamy, Manipal circle inspector Sudarshan, Brahmavar circle inspector Shrikanth Nayak, Malpe SI Madhu had beefed up security during Raja's visit.

It may be recalled that Bannanje Raja had visited his mother sometime back after obtaining permission from the high court, to meet her and enquire about her well-being.

Vilasini is survived by husband and children. 
  

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  • Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 28 2018

    NEXT POLITICIAN IS GETTING TRAINED IN JAIL....

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    Huge waste of tax payers money.

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  • Namith, Kottara

    Tue, Aug 28 2018

    Bannanje raja has to pay himself for the expenses met for police protection as per court judgment .

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  • PEDDA GUNDOO, MANGALURU

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    This guy is eating tax payers money after all the bad deeds he done ! Our law is very weak to deal to this kind of THIRD CLASS Don who beg for life ! he should have shoot himself if he is real don ! We dont appreciate your namaste gesture as you made several family life miserable !

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  • JOHN, mangalore/kuwait

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    R.I.P. MOTHER....
    MOTHERS PLEASE KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR CHILDREN. AND THEIR MOVEMENTS...
    I REMEMBER AN INCIDENT IN KERALA FEW YEARS BACK...
    A MAN EXPLAINING HIS STORY HOW HE BECAME AN INTERNATIONAL THIEF AND LANDED IN JAIL..
    WHEN HE WAS SMALL DURING HIS SCHOOL DAYS HE USED TO STEAL PENCIL,BOOKS ETC FROM THE BAG OF OTHER CHILDREN. HIS MOTHER NEVER QUESTIONED FROM WHERE U GOT THIS?
    AGAIN EARLY IN THE MORNING MOTHER WAKES HIM UP AND SEND HIM TO PICK UP COCONUTS,ARECANUTS FROM OTHERS FIELDS. LATER ON HE USED TO STEAL COCONUTS FROM NEIGHBOURS TREES , FOR THIS ALSO INSTEAD OF CORRECTING MOTHER SUPPORTED HIM.. LATER ON HE STARTED TO CONSUME ALCOHOL AND WOMANIZE.. LATER ON HE WENT TO MUMBAI IN SEARCH OF JOB.. THERE ALSO HE DIDNT FORSAKE HIS HABIT. HE STARTED TO PICK POCKET, AND ONE FINE DAY HE WAS CAUGHT AND SENT TO JAIL. AND ATLAST HE CAME TO HIS SENSES AND TOLD IF MY MOTHER CORRECTED ME WHEN I WAS SMALL I WOULD NOT HAVE BECOME A THIEF...

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  • Rita, Germany.

    Tue, Aug 28 2018

    @John mangalore,kuwait,mothers cant have all 24hours behind son.and he shouldnt give his ,mother the fault of not correcting.Of course what he did isnt correct,that she supported innocently.Or she was mostly by working ?There are children ,we cant simply bend them.

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  • Jhanavi, Udupi

    Tue, Aug 28 2018

    There are few parents whom i have seen who are not busy, at home but still dont correct thier kids... First when they start picking up small things from others bags at school, its a mothers duty to punish him or make him understand not to get others items... later on the kid may become a robber due to this or a kid might learn by himself that stealing is not correct.. but first step of a child is also mothers responsibility.. may be even after guiding a child brilliantly a child may turn out to be a robber or whatever.. thats his learnings after he attain adulthood... but there are few parents who neglect small things at the begining and later it will be a habbit of the child....

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  • El En Tea, Mumbai

    Tue, Aug 28 2018

    To blame the Mother for crime
    He might have experienced in Mumbai tapori language badwords Teri Maa ki....

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  • Sachin Shetty, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    Gone are the days of rowdism in costal karnataka. Youngsters should take note and see how gangsters have become helpless and finally surrender.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    This is called 'Humanitarian Grounds'.
    RIP Vilasini ...

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  • Naveen, Manglore/Bahrain

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    In this earth only politicians and underworld dons (killers) have this type security..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Aug 28 2018

    100 % True ...

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  • Elwyn Goveas, valencia

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    The departure of his beloved mother is extremely painful.At times during her presence he ignored quite many advices.Now he should be remembering her value when everything is too late.

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  • Langoolacharya, Belman / Washington,DC

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    People,

    Bannaje Raja's namaste pose reminds me Oscars namsate pose of 1980...looks like Udupi's future MP...

    He already made money by looting...hopefully as a politician he will not loot...

    ...JH...

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  • mario, Lalbagh

    Mon, Aug 27 2018

    Big time criminal now like a Politician with Z plus security.

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