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Mangalore: Seemanth Kumar Singh Takes Over as City Police Commissioner

  •   Fri, Apr 30 2010 03:43:57 PM

Mangalore: Seemanth Kumar Singh Takes Over as City Police Commissioner

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Apr 30: Seemanth Kumar Singh, who arrived in the city on Thursday, took over charge as the commissioner of the recently-created city police commissionerate on Friday April 30 morning. He took over charge from inspector general of police (IGP), Gopal Hosur. Singh will be the first full-fledged commissioner of the commissionerate, as Gopal Hosur used to discharge duties in both the capacities of IGP and commissioner.


Singh, who was the superintendent of police of Bellary district till recently, was promoted to the deputy inspector general cadre and posted as the commissioner here. He is backed by the experience of having worked as the SP of Dakshina Kannada district for over three years in the past. He now has the challenge of building the commissionerate, which is still in its infancy.
  

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  • rakesh, allipade

    Sat, May 01 2010

    hi all the best in your job.let us see the law and order in mangalore

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  • asif, Managalore

    Sat, May 01 2010

    Welcome back Mr. Singh, wish you all the best. I really appreciate his excellent service during his tenure of Superindent of Police.

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  • Frederick Pinto, Shirva

    Sat, May 01 2010

    " Congratulations & Welcome " on your new assignment of Mangalore city Police Commissioner. Mr. Seemanth Kumar Singh who is known for his daredevilry in handling crime and the underworld. Tackling terrorist activities will be first priority.Peoples of Mangalore cooperative and helping hand with officer a safe and secure city of Mangalore. Once again good luck and God bless you.

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  • Shawaz, Mangalore/Dubai

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    Mr.Singh, plz eradicate communal disturbance from this sweet literate city and bring communal harmony between all religions...Mangalore is in my blood..

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  • M.Shareef, Jokatte, Mangalore

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    Sir, All the best.

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  • Kenneth, Mangalore/Goa

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    Welcome back Mr.Singh. I hope that once your back all the criminals will have their share of your special medicine.

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  • abdul sattar habibullah, belapu/Sharjah

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    ongraturlaion Mr. Honourable Singh I think in your commissionarate all the communities will be get justice in the situation. Insha Allah there will be no one have emouhg courage to take a rule in hand. Please try your level best to gain the hearts of human being who were waiting for justice not a crime. thank u daiji.

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  • Manoj Bangera, Udupi/Dubai

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    It is nice to see the new police commissioner taking over from the equally capable IGP Shri Gopal Hosur, who we had the good fortune to host and listen to during his recent trip to Dubai. We were quite impressed with the conviction with which Shri Hosur spoke about his views of Mangalore and how generally the ordinary people or more specifically the 99.9% people are peaceful and how even the small portion of 0.1% people can disrupt the life for the remaining 99.9%!!!

    So, it is the duty of the majority to be on their toes that they don't allow the small minuscule number of people from disturbing the peace loving populace... Well said, Shri Hosur and a warm welcome to Shri Seemanth Kumar Singh to Mangalore..

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore - U.S.A.

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    I join several people in extending a warm and cordial WELCOME to Mr. Seemanth Singh. Mr. Singh is not new to Mangalore. As the Superintendent of Police earlier he has given an excellent account of himself as an efficient and forthright officer. Even as a junior he has worked in Bhatkal under difficult conditions and ensured the law and order was maintained at all costs.

    Unfortunately the situation in Mangalore is not what it was during Mr. Singh's tenure here as The S.P. I am sure Mr. Gopal Hasur is happy to him here as a strong adjutant.

    Mr. Singh - may your tenure as The First Commissioner of Police in Mangalore be a fruitful one.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • STALIN MISQUITH, MANGALORE

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    WELCOME AND BEST OF LUCK...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

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  • Lancy D'Souza, Mangalore

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    Karnataka Government has created Mangalore Commissionerate on 26.01.2010 without providing infrastructure, personnel and before upgrading the police stations coming within the jurisdiction of the Commissionarate to Inspector category. This is nothing but KUDUREYANNU GADIYA YEDURU KATTIDA HAGE.

    Mr.Seemantha Kumar was Bellary District S.P.till recently. People of Karnataka and more so of Mangalore are aware that this officer has served the interest of Reddy Brothers than the Bellary District during his assignment in Bellary. Lets watch out.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    Welcome to your second innings in Mangalore as a Police Commissioner of Mangalore.A bumpy weather is ahead and hope for the best and Best of Luck.

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  • SALEEM, PANAMBUR

    Fri, Apr 30 2010

    Good luck mr. singh,let us see the law and order in mangalore.

    with best regards
    saleem

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