Mangalore: Terror Suspect Shabeer Brought to City on Warrant


Mangalore:  Terror Suspect Shabeer Brought to City on Warrant 
   
Picsby Prajwal Ukkuda
Daijiworld Media Network- Mangalore (RS)
 
Mangalore, March 1: Shabeer, suspected in terror links was brought to city  by Ullal police on Sunday, March 1, following a body warrant issued by the local court. The court gave the order so the investigating team could further interrogate him on the terrorist links.
 
The Ullal police produced him at the judge’s residence in Bondel, as it was a holiday for the courts. First Class  Judicial Magistrate 3rd Judge Bringesh, ordered the police to produce him on Monday  before the  court. He remanded him to judicial custody for a day.







 

Shabeer, was lodged in Yerawada jail in Pune, after he was arrested  by the  Anti Terror Squad(ATS). He is  resident of Bhatkal. The ATS had arrested him on terror links relating to the serial blasts that took place in  major cities of the country.
 
Police sources said that, Shabeer has had links with Riyaz Bhatkal, who is believed to have played a major role in striking terror in various parts of India. It is also learnt that Riyaz often visited Ullal, when Shabeer was a religious  teacher in Ullal area.
 
It may be recalled that in October, 2008, the district police  arrested two persons in Ullal, alleged to have links with terror networks. The police  said  that the arrested persons gave them crucial leads that confirmed  the involvement of  Shabeer and Riyaz Bhatkal.
 
Ullal  Sub-inspector Shivaprakash said, “the  Judicial magistrate granted a body warrant to Ullal Police  following a request last week. We will interrogate him and investigate the matter further.” he said.

  

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  • mufazzal, mangalore/muscat

    Sun, Mar 01 2009

    Let’s pray for the true justice for Mr. Shabeer. May almighty save him from Police custody and torture if he is not a culprit. There is no question if he is real culprit then punishment must be severe. However innocents must not be targeted for an easy report and closing the case process. Police  sometimes wash their hands off  by accusing poor people.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, udipi/dubai

    Sun, Mar 01 2009

    Let the court decide and punish him. If found guilty, please punish him with capital punishment as the crime amounts to betrayal and anti patriotic. There is no place for terrorists or those who support and shelter terrorists. Mr Nagesh Mama, please join me in advocating stringent punishment for anti nationals irrespective of their religion/region and faith.

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  • ranjith, mangalore - ksa

    Sun, Mar 01 2009

    I am sure that the DK police will beat him black and blue until he accepts the charges even without being involved.. May the almighty give strength to the family to face the those in uniform .

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  • Aflal Ullal, Ullal

    Sun, Mar 01 2009

    Let’s pray for the true justice for Mr. Shabeer. May almighty save him from Police custody and torture if he is not a culprit. There is no question if he is real culprit then punishment must be sever. However innocents must not be targeted for an easy report and closing the case process. Police people are sometimes wash their hands by using the poor people.

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