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Mangalore: Two Held, Heroin Worth Rs 50 Lac Seized

  •   Thu, Oct 08 2009 02:18:05 PM

Mangalore: Two Held, Heroin Worth Rs 50 Lac Seized

Pics by Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Oct 8: The Corps of Detectives department of the Anti Narcotics Bureau here, arrested two persons, who were engaged in selling heroin in the city near Kulshekar on Wednesday October 7 and seized 510 grams of heroin worth about Rs 50 lac from them.

The arrested persons have been identified as Mohammed Nilzar (23) and Aaron Roshan (18). A motor bike, scooter and a mobile phone, that were used by the arrested men for selling the drug, have also been confiscated from them.  The city unit inspector of the Anti Narcotics Bureau, Anasuya, personnel Krishna Harish, Ashok and Navin Kumar nabbed the two, by posing as customers willing to buy heroin.



Reportedly, the accused used to get heroin from Goa and then supply the same to various parts of the city and Kerala state. The policemen succeeded in their efforts to zero in on the operatives, after a prolonged effort spread over the last two months. Reportedly, heroin peddling is one of the reasons for some of the unsavoury incidents that have been occurring in Kulshekar area of the city since some time.

The Bureau is looking into the possibility of the involvement of more people in the racket. A case has been registered in this connection, at the city rural police station. The policemen have begun their investigations.
  

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  • victims relative, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 15 2009

    Sneha thank you for being human enough to understand what most havent understood so far,am not defending what these boy's did but yes they are just are scapegoats to the cops , i wouldnt be able to say anything more now but once the nightmare is over the world will know the truth.

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  • Dr Alexander Dsouza, Mangalore/USA

    Sun, Oct 11 2009

    In india rule makes are the big rule breakers..in this drug dealing..there must be a big chain...final reatailers are these two boys who caught by police...so I request CBI of india must investigate bigger hands in this business,including some of the police people too who act like innocent&infant..SHAHNAWAZ KUKKIKATTE has perfect comments..investigate big cheaters in this case first..Police dint finish their job yet..90% of their job have to do..india can be super power but because of these cheaters still long way to go....

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  • sneha, Mangalore/ Bangalore

    Sat, Oct 10 2009

    Thank you wilfred for being realistic. Many cops hype the drug amount caught to make their targets. It is sad to see such young boys involved in this criminal offence. But i'm sure they are on the outer ring of the drug industry. If the cops catch the core dealer that would be a true achievement. I hope these boys are able to give the right info to the cops and then learn their lesson. A harsh punishment would be damaging to their future.

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  • Mohammed Rafeeq, mangalore

    Sat, Oct 10 2009

    From where did a 23 year old and an 18 yr old get 50 lacks from to buy it from goa in the first place????   These boys are just scapegoats

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  • Manjunatha Bangera, Kasaragodu/Bengaluru

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Shartah K, Kavoor Mangalore, you are 100% correct. For anything and everything people blame the govt n police.

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  • Praveen Bangera, Kaup/Dubai

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    You are right Mr. Shanawaz. The kingpins are sitting somewere else. Also I dont understand why some particular community is involved in anti social activities.

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  • wilfred, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    relax guys !510gms doesnot cost 50 lakhs. just wait for report from it would be something else

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  • Kiran, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Good work Anti Narcotics Bureau personnel. Hope this case is investigated thoroughly and all people involved are brought to book. Generally these guys have masters who are well connected who generally twist the outcome

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  • Jaganath Amin, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Hats off to Mangalore police. As usual no one can mess with our Dakshina Kannada. We trust the Mangalore police so that we sleep in peace.

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  • Anil D'Souza, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Why is it always we find only minorities engaged in these type of activities? Why can't we focus more on education and come up in life? Our Hindu brothers are starting IT firms, earning nobel prizes while we are falling behind. Come on guys, let's catch up and make our hometown proud again.

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  • Gregory Fernandes, PERNANKILA/MANGALORE

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Hats off to Ms. Anasuya and her team. Dont rest till all the roots are traced and people involved are booked.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, perinje/YANBU-KSA

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Let me congrats Anti Narcotics Bureau for having nabbed two pesons.Thses guys are in the pay roll of big kingpin of drug dealer. Thses criminals are to be nabbed. Gulf countries has dettering punishment (Capital Punishment)where as in India has not.These drugs are used by mostly younger generation which spoils their future.India need detterant punishment for this crime.

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  • Shartah K, Kavoor Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    MR Stalin for your comment that state Govt is sleeping, this is not the first of the incident in mlore. It has happend before also and will happen in future also whoever sits in vidhan soudha. When ruling congress couldnt stop Demolition of Babri Masjid or the terrorism in Kashmir all over the years how can you put a stop to all these chindhi chors. Be bit sensible in your comments. Today if husband and wife applys for Divorce then BJP is reason behind it if the either of them is associated with the party.

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  • STALIN MISQUITH, MANGALORE/BAHRAIN

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Crimes in mangalore increasing daily and state Govt is sleeping. People involved in such acts deserve a punishment which would be given in saudi for such a crime.

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  • Ronald Almeida, Kuwait

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    What a stupid way of taking picture? Need to expose...Its will get more clue to police to search all.Covering them, making their life more secure & nice..Imagine, so many life they must have spoil..Pls let the face to been seen..This will help & next time they will find difficult to face the society.....Anyway good job police saved some life getting into drugs.

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  • brijesh, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Mr Shahnawaz is absolutely rite in this matters. Arresting just 2 persons is just like cutting down a branch from a huge tree. This operation would be successfull only when the tree is uprooted, meaning the whole team has to be caught. Anyways, good job by the ANB inspectors and its staffs.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    Good work by the police. Please go deep into the case and arrest kingpins and their political patrons. Then really we can say that police have done a good job.

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