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Mangaluru: Two accused in demolition of prayer centre secure bail

  •   Sat, Feb 26 2022 10:38:34 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (DV)

Mangaluru, Feb 26: The two accused who were arrested over the demotion of a prayer centre at Panjimogaru were granted bail within a day after their arrest.

Police had arrested Lathish (25) of Bajpe and Dhanjay (36) of Urundadi of Kavoor in connection with the demolition of a prayer centre in Urundadi Gudde, Panjimogaru in Kuluru, under limits of Kavoor police station on February 21.

The 3rd JMFC court has granted conditional bail to the accused on February 22.

 

 
  

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  • Jacintha, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 28 2022

    They will proove themself as mental case. Like airport case

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  • Neville, Dubai

    Sun, Feb 27 2022

    Excelent! Wonderful!! Let me ask one simple question. If they have to get bail within one why they have been arrested? The culprits are gone against court order!

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  • piad, mangalore

    Sun, Feb 27 2022

    what a wonderful results. so fast and so quick. IPS, from Gujrat still in custody nearing 2 years now without hearing ??????

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  • Mansi, Bangalore

    Sun, Feb 27 2022

    Encounter them who are a threat to peace in the nation they are worst then the paki terrorists.

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