Police Successfully Recover Jain Statue Worth Rs 10 Lac - Nabs One


Karkala: Police Successfully Recover Jain Statue Worth Rs 10 Lac - Nabs One

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Karkala, Nov 6: The Udupi district police have successfully cracked the case of the theft at the Sri Nemeshwara Adinatha Swami Jain Basadi, Huriyangadi here. Police team here nabbed a culprit and also recovered the stolen panchaloha statue of Adinatha Swami worth Rs 10 lac.

Acting upon a complaint by Vidyakumar Bunnal of Karkala lthat on the intervening night of October 28 and 29 some unknown culprits had broken open the main door of the basadi and stolen the statue of Adinatha Swami measuring 4.5” height, 140 kg and approximately 500-year-old, on an investigation it was revealed that the accused persons had used a Maruti Omni van bearing number KA 17 M 5429. Soon the police team headed by Ravi, police sub-inspector (crime), Karkala town police station along with his staff, Mahesh Bhandary, Rajesh, Murthy and Naveen went to Harihar. The team detected the above vehicle and the driver Parashurama alias Parashu of Harihar.

On interrogation he admitted to committing theft along with two others and that the statue was in the possession of Narasinga Joshi at Hospet. The police team went to Hospet and recovered the stolen statue worth Rs 10 lac and made efforts to trace the two other accused persons who were absconding.

Under the guidance of Pravin Madhukar Pawar, SP Udupi, Sri M V Venkateshappa, additional SP and Santhosh Kumar deputy SP, Karkala and Puttasamy Gowda, CPI Karkala, the other officers were able to detect the case. Investigation and efforts are on to nab the other two absconding accused and the receiver.

SP Udupi has has announced a cash reward of Rs 10,000 to the Karkala police team.

  

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  • Mabel, mangalore

    Sun, Nov 07 2010

    sir you hav done a good job... well done...

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  • Ashish Jain, mangalore

    Sat, Nov 06 2010

    Congratulations to the Karnataka Police and Mr Santosh Kumar..Sir you have done a great job..All of us Jains will be ever grateful..

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Sat, Nov 06 2010

    Good and timely action by the Udupi police. Police should investigate the theft in Mahalingeshwar temple, bannanje, Udupi in the light of this theft. Criminals have no religion. Even Gods are not safe in karnataka!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • STALIN MISQUITH, MANGALORE/BAHRAIN

    Sat, Nov 06 2010

    Crimes and crimes.... police should investigate thoroughly whether any BJP politicians involved.

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  • Samarth, United Kingdom

    Sat, Nov 06 2010

    Great job done. This old sacred idol cannot be valued. It's worth much more.. Congratulations to all those who were involved in capturing these criminals and putting them behind bars.

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  • P.A.Shanu, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 06 2010

    Good work by the police . They looks good while posing for their detection.

    Padmapriyas case still stands as a mystery for u .U didnt use your brain or Raghupathys money paralised your brain ? whatever.... A good job done successfully.

    I can see 5 policemen posing for the photo. All 5 are wearing different coloured uniform. Is it supplied by the government or you bought that of your own or someone gifted ?

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  • aboobaker uppala, uppala/Holy Makkah

    Sat, Nov 06 2010

    HIGHLY APPRECIATING THE EFFORTS OF THE POLICE OFFICERS.ONE THING I DONT UNDERSTAND,THE VALUE OF 10/LAKH RUPEES ARE AS A STATUE OF THE JAIN GOD OR AS AN ANTIQUE PIECE?WHAT EVER IT IS,IN MY OPINION THE STATUE MAY SELL AND DISTRIBUTE THE MONEY AMONG THE NEEDY FROM JAIN COMMUNITY.THAT WILL BE THE BEST TASK IN THE SIGHT OF GOD.

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