Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)
Kasargod, Feb 18: Kasargod town police personnel arrested a person with demonetised Rs 500 currency notes worth Rs 43.50 lac in his possession on Tuesday, February 18. While a car was seized, two other accused fled in another car.
The arrested person has been identified Mohammed (60), a resident of as Perla, Ukkinadka. Police personnel after receiving definite information were inspecting vehicles at Vidyanagar in town outskirts. The currency notes were found in the Swift car that came that way. Two other men who were escorting the currency notes in another car succeeded in fleeing.
“The place where the suspects were heading to in the car with the notes will be known only after investigation,” said police personnel. Police have launched a manhunt for the accused who have fled. They are also trying to find out the source of the currency notes.
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Vicky D, DUBAI
Wed, Feb 19 2020Police are gathered around the table as if they gathered to cut birthday cake!
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BENEDICT Fernandes, Mangalore
Thu, Feb 20 2020Let them celebrate. Why are you jealous?
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abdulla, india
Tue, Feb 18 2020Notorious!
Either Smuggling gold: Drugs or Timber.
Al underworld activities and no wonder half of Mangalore they own with this kind of legal accumulation of wealth:
Daily Mangalore airport will have min one case despite being caught.
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Sanjay, Hebri
Tue, Feb 18 2020Few are waiting for cong to return to power in the hope they will bring these banned currency back....🤣🤣🤣
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Monty Dotor, Mangalore
Tue, Feb 18 2020Those who had black money are now paying taxes on the amount of demonetized currency put in the banks.Recently many people have got notices from the IT dept.More people are filing IT returns.All these are good signs. Corruption will come down and crime will come down if black money is removed from circulation. In demonetzation 2.0 all currency above Rs 100 should be removed from circulation.People can pay higher amounts by cheque,DD RTGS etc. If the amount is not very large in multiples of Rs.100. Then black money will be difficult to hoard,transfer and hide.
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moshu, mangaluru
Tue, Feb 18 2020Demonetization was initiated with a wide array of motives like stripping the Indian economy of its black money, push people to pay taxes for the unaccounted pile of cash, curb terrorism, promote the digital India movement and make India a cashless economy. Today the result infront of us. Govt properties are on sale. Economy down to the history record. Industries are getting windup day by day resulting worst unemployment crisis. Inflation rate skyrocketing. ... No black money recovered, terrorism and instability increasing day by day. The bill invited invited all problems.
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Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai
Tue, Feb 18 2020Demonetization was a big Flop & it cost us 128 Lives ...
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shailu, Mumbai
Tue, Feb 18 2020Wish they too were paid and served Biryani
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Aravind, Mangalore
Tue, Feb 18 2020Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai . Yeha it was a flop for black money hoarders, The Govt had provided enough time to deposit the demonetised notes that the individuals possessed. Why didn't these guys deposit??? For the simple reason, they could not justify where this money had come from or source of such income. That's the question to be asked, You cannot blame God and Modi for everything. Like RaGa said 'Dont look at the world from your position but look at the world from your position'
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Shankar, Mangaluru
Tue, Feb 18 2020Why the other two ran away?
Possession of demonetized notes is not a crime. Because of time constraints, they could not exchange. What is the problem?
Mohammed should sue the police for harassment, defamation and illegal confinement!
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KRPrabhu, Bangalore
Tue, Feb 18 2020Yes..Agreed with your point sir.Many times such prepare msy use these notes for cheating innocent people and get benefitef in whatever way possible.Issye calls for a probe instantly.
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Abhilash, Mangalore
Tue, Feb 18 2020FYI, Keeping demonetised currency is a punishable offense.
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S Shetty, Tulunaad
Tue, Feb 18 2020What is Happening in Our Tulunaad?
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Aditya, Mangalore
Tue, Feb 18 2020Could someone tell what do they do with these notes
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Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore
Tue, Feb 18 2020100% OF DEMONETISED CURRENCY WAS RECOVERED BY RBI......WHERE IS THIS FROM ???????
SEE THE AMOUNT OF LIES THIS MODI AND RBI TELLS TO COMMON MAN...…...SHAME ON THIS GOVT...….AND THE VOTERS WHO VOTE FOR THEM......
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Chandra, Surathkal
Tue, Feb 18 2020Who told 100% was recovered????????
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Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore
Wed, Feb 19 2020RBI...
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Roshan Rodrigues, Mangalore
Tue, Feb 18 2020Still there are notes And RBI says 103% notes recovered....?!!
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Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai
Tue, Feb 18 2020Car Registration Number will Help ...
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Vishu, Uudpi
Tue, Feb 18 2020Owner name is SALEEM B as per RTO records.
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Cynthia, Kirem
Tue, Feb 18 2020Our daiji cbi/cid Vishu, udupi... Congrats
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Vishu, Udupi
Tue, Feb 18 2020Thank you Cynthia
Digital India
Mutti me hai Dunia.
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