Puttur: Nine years jail, Rs 9,000 fine slapped on jewellery thief


Daijiworld Media Network – Puttur (EP)

Puttur, Mar 3: The court here has sentenced one of the two thieves who broke open the door latch of the residence of one Mahendra Kumar in Kemminje village, Puttur taluk between March 14 and 6, 2006 and stole jewellery worth Rs 43,000 weighing 50.930 gram from the suitcase in the house.

District crime branch inspector Thilak Chandra had arrested Santhosh and Nagaraj Balegar, the two accused under crime registration No. 24/2006 and deposited the recovered valuables at the Puttur town police station. The then crime branch police sub inspector of Puttur town police station had submitted the charge sheet to the court.

The case was heard under CC No. 864/2014 and the sentence was pronounced on Thursday, March 3 against Nagaraj Balegar (34), a resident of Vidyanagar, Honnakatte, Surathkal. Nagaraj will have to undergo a rigorous imprisonment for five years and pay a fine of Rs 5,000 under Section 457 of IPC. He will have to undergo an additional six months of imprisonment if he fails to pay the fine.

Similarly he has to undergo another four years of imprisonment and pay a fine of Rs 4,000 under Section 380 of IPC. He will have to undergo an additional imprisonment of five months if he fails to pay the fine. The accused is under judicial custody in Kalburgi jail at present.

 

 

  

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Fri, Mar 04 2022

    dont know whether to laugh or cry at this kind of judgements...a petty thief who has stolen just rs 43000 and did not kill or injure any one is awarded nine years....people who have murdered are getting bail and subsequently left scot free....what a demo crazy?

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  • Nandu, Mumbai

    Fri, Mar 04 2022

    There is no restriction to migrate

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  • Nancy, Belman

    Fri, Mar 04 2022

    There are many countries where one can migrate.

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  • suresh, Kinnigoli

    Fri, Mar 04 2022

    safe heaven for below class

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  • Fernandes, Mangalore.

    Fri, Mar 04 2022

    real kujuma, kodial, Well said. Also should have added, not only get bail but also get ticket for election.

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  • Eustace, Mumbai

    Fri, Mar 04 2022

    Nine years jail for a theft of Rs.43 thousand is too much. Thief is 34 years old, and his life will be wasted in jail without an opportunity to reform. I feel sad.

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  • Praveen, Kasargod

    Thu, Mar 03 2022

    Good. At the same time it's important that the court should be impartial. There are some VIP's who cheat & loot people with crores of rupees & they are not punished. Rule of law should be followed...

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