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Three Nabbed for Timber Merchant's Murder in Udupi

  •   Mon, Jan 04 2010 07:13:41 AM

Three Nabbed for Timber Merchant's Murder in Udupi

Udupi, Jan 4 (DHNS): Udupi District Police team under the supervision of Deputy SP Jayanth Shetty have nabbed three accused in the murder case of timber merchant Yathish Shetty. 

Speaking to media persons here on Sunday, SP Prawin Pawar informed that Shetty, a resident of Dodderangadi, was found dead on December 31.

The incident

On the ill fated day, he was travelling in his Maruthi Omni from Dodderangadi towards Heeriyadka.

A Tata Indica car overtook the Omni on reaching Bandasaale and forced to stop by brushing the door portion of the Omni. As soon as the Omni was stopped, three persons from the Tata Indica attacked and brutally assaulted Yathish Shetty with swords and knives. Shetty succumbed to injuries on the way to Manipal.


Timber Merchant Yatish Shetty

One of the attackers was identified as Santhosh Poojary, a resident of Dodderangadi who was earlier involved in the murder case of one Sudhakar Poojary at Guddeanagadi, Pawar added.

Investigation

A case was registered in Heeriyadka police station and three teams were formed for the investigation.

A special team working under the Dy SP led by Kota PSI Mahesh Prasad collected credible information about the movements of the accused.

Following the clues, Brahmavar CPI acted swiftly and nabbed the three accused Santhosh Poojary, Surendra Poojary and Riyaz. Another accused who had accompanied the three is absconding.

 Tata Indica and the weapons used for the offence have been seized.

The accused were produced before the court today and have been taken to police custody for further interrogation. Personal issues are considered to be the motive behind the murder, he informed. Dy SP Jayanth Shetty was present.
  

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Tue, Jan 05 2010

    When something affects our people or our community, then we want laws like Saudi Arabia. Otherwise we want democracy. Unfortunately this is our human nature.

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

    Mon, Jan 04 2010

    Every suspect is an innocent until proved guilty. One should be given chance to prove his innocence unless otherwise he was caught red handed with two or more witnesses. Ours is a democratic country and it is a best system of administration in the world. Mr. Ramesh Shetty, I too stand by your views - ie. death is the punishment for a crime of death. Unfortunately, it is very remote happening in our country.

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  • Harish Kunder, Mangalore/Dubai

    Mon, Jan 04 2010

    Ramesh Shetty, Yes, you right in expressing your displeasure with our present law and order situation. There has to be some control point for the crimes in th country by some strict rules. Mr.Ismail, if the USA acknowledges our system, it does not mean that we should ignore the loopholes in our system. There are plenty.... If there is some constitutional changes into the system, definitely the crimes will come down in the country. And we will not see criminals commit the same crimes as hobby or business. You need to feel the pain of the victim who got killed in the hands of criminals.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Mon, Jan 04 2010

    Come on Mr Ramesh Shetty, India is a largest democratic (living) country in the world.Every citizen have right to put forward their case,arguement,whatever may be the views (openly) in the public.Even USA has acknowldgeed our system of democracy.We must proud of our country.All activities are performed under the juridiction Indian constitution.JAI- HIND.

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  • samad Bolar, dubai

    Mon, Jan 04 2010

    Ramesh shetty i fully Agree your comments We need the same law in India. Then no one will dare to do murders

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  • ranjithshetty, Udupi/ Ambalpady

    Mon, Jan 04 2010

    Why police or Indian laws cover their face while publishing? Media and new paper should be allowed to show their dirty face to the public, so that we can always watch and inform to relevant department in the future.... common India or Karnataka.. Change the law...same thing happened in Bombay... our IPS officers attending don's party and making money and killing people.... I think public is quite these days.. We need good local leader who go against those corrupt people and raise a voice.. We are there…

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  • Abdulrub, Saudi Arabia

    Mon, Jan 04 2010

    Dear Ramesh Shetty yes off course wee need like this law... i fully Agree your point.

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  • Ramesh Shetty, Saudi Arabia/ Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 03 2010

    In Saudi Arabia and other gulf countries, there is no chance for one man can make two murders, coz according to the their law if one commits murder he will get life punishment. We need the same law in India. Then no one will dare to do murders

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