Gilbert D'Souza, Madanthyar, B'lore

The police should know that they are the duly appointed people to enforce ' RULE OF LAW ' in the jurisdiction given to them and no other person has the authority over them except their superiors to whom they are answerable when they fail to uphold RULE OF LAW. When a police officer upholds the Rule of Law, without fear or for favour, no one will question him.

But if the police are themselves have fear or seek favours, anarchy is not far off, as nconstitutional authority would run its writ. Therefore, what we need is a peoples organisation in DK, which can stand behind every upright policeman, in the event of their superiors taking them unjustly to task and when the politician harasses them.

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Patrick, Mangalore

One can only see sincerity of duty on the faces of these two great bureaucrats. But we all live in a temporary world under such great combos. For one their tenure is limited and scarcity of sincere IAS & IPS officers and second the vulnerability of their positions to the whims and fancy of their political masters.

De-link the execuutive from the legislative, take it from me, not only one can see a sea change in administrative justice system and fear of the law of the land, but not a single politician will come forward to take up a ministers post. Corruption in such a scenario will be bare minimum.

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vincy, Shamboor/Bangkok

The National Human Rights Commission should take initiative to start a subject on Human Rights ,right from the primary education level. This will create a new generation which will not bend for the illegal and unlawful treatments of the police, government offices and enforcement agencies. There should be facilitators at Taluk level with easy access to the general public at grass root level. There are instances where the poor, illiterate people have no access to report of violation and negligence of the public servants. If there are regulation and prosecutions of such public servants and authorities then people will come forward to lodge a complaint against such defenders. In India only BSW, MSW and few other courses are in practice which are educating about Human Rights but we are not having BA,MA degree with Human Right Subject which is very much in demand for jobs with UN offices in India and abroad.

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Ummerkunhi, Perinje/Dubai

Well done Mr.SP, Mr.DC Sabs.there was no single incident reported yesterday's Hindu samavesha in our Dist. Certificate from Hon'ble Justice Mr.S.R.Nayak means both you are realy good&honest officials of our dist.God bless both of U sir.

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Ronald D, Udupi

Problem makers and their agenda has no place as long as these officers are at duty, hence they have fled to other districts of the state. Let the politicians and their supporters enjoy the unrest. Our DK politicians are unemployed now and they too can join them!

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Godwin D'Souza, Mangalore/Kuwait

You guys rock, May GOD bless you both,may His face shine upon you and may your tribe increase

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Naveen Shetty, Mangalore

Kudo's to the officials for carrying their duty most appropriate way. Lets hope and pray to 'Manjunatha' not to affect the transfers of these officers.

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Bulsam, Mangalore

If you are straight then it will show in your duty towards the fellow citizen. May god bless our SP & DC.

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RJ Avinash, Big92.7fm, Udupi/kundapur/mangalore

Mr.Ponnuraj and Dr.Subramannyeshwar Rao, as i always discuss with my friends they make a good pair. We have witnessed the same when they were in udupi for couple of years. We are in need of such kind of officials to this country.both of them are very good examples for an ideal SP and DC.I wish them all the very best personally and also from team Big92.7fm.

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SALEEM, PANAMBUR

very good keep it up and all the best. thanks®ards saleem

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ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

Certainly a big yes, DK district by and large peaceful and to stamp perfectly OK was yesterday's yuva samavesh of BD. Preventive arrangements of any untoward incidents were due to planned management of law and order situation under presure was fantastic.Look at these two officers! they are only concerned about their resposibility which they performed with out any bias and hinderance. Finaly Mr Gopal Hosur also did his contribution in maintaining law& order in Mangalore.As Dakshina Kannada District is a communal clash proned,to maitain harmony is a big challenge.These Three Murthies did their Job perfectly well and for them Kudos and HATS OFF!!!JAI HO KUDLA!!

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sandeep.k.n, kasargod/DXB

let this unity go on and make mangalore the paradise on earth

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john anthony, mangalore / qatar

There is definitely visibility when it comes to policing under the duo. At the same time, there is also an increase in the number of incidents leading to violence and communal flareups. Just the two officials alone will not be able to deliver much, if all citizens do not join forces with them. We need to help them protect us. First of all the politicians and other responsible people must weight their words before they make public statements. Not all of us are mature to disregard incitements from such people. There are gullible populace among us who cling on to each and every uttered, and be carried away towards violence. So let us be part of the support system on which these two officials can rely on to deliver.

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fathima, mangalore

All comes under control if adminstration keeps Moily and Poojari away from scene. These two politicians (mis)used minority communities best of their ability to instigate and consolidate their grip on power.

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