Mangaluru: Two held for assaulting, obstructing police from carrying out duties


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (SS)

Mangaluru, Aug 10: Bajpe police have arrested accused Mohammed Azharuddin (31) alias Azhar, a resident of Adyapadi Montibail for abusing, assaulting and obstructing the police from carrying out their duties.

When the Bajpe police went to Azhar's house on a search operation, Azhar reported hurled abuses, assaulted them and obstructed the police from carrying out their duties. A case was registered against Azhar and his family.


Mohammed Azharuddin

On police interrogation, it came to light that Azhar was involved in cases of cattle thefts recently in Kallabettuva in Moodbidri and Bangelgudde in Karkala. Azhar was said to be absconding and avoiding arrest.

In the past, two cases of theft and cattle theft were filed against Azhar with Bajpe and Karkala town police and one each at Karkala rural police and Moodbidri stations.

The arrest was made under the direction of Police Commissioner N Shashi Kumar, DCPs Anshu Kumar and Dinesh Kumar, Mangaluru north sub-division ACP N Mahesh Kumar along with Bajpe police inspector Prakash and his staff.

In another case, an auto driver was arrested by Mangaluru Bunder police on Tuesday for shouting abuses, assaulting and obstructing the police from carrying out their duties.

The arrested person is Vinod Poojary (48), a resident of Mangaladevi. In an inebriated state, he was reportedly obstructing the traffic near Rao and Rao Circle when the police directed him to make way for smooth flow of traffic. Vinod Poojary hurled abuses at the police and reportedly assaulted them besides misbehaving with the public. He was booked by the police under IPC Section 353 and taken into custody.

 

 

 

  

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  • RK, Mangalore . Surathkal

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Rita.. i think you are the person who don't wear helmet and when police catches you and put you a fine .. then you might start blaming police. 👍👍👍

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Chandu karla ,true what you say.Same time Police too have to learn a lot and follow rules ,not to take any money fovours from the public.Then only public will respect them .Respect doesnt come from alone.It has to be earned.

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    We need a complete revamp and revision of our laws especially IPC with stringent punishment and penalties. This kind of behaviour should not be tolerated and first and foremost the police should be trained in implementing the laws without discrimination. They shouldn't bend the rules to please someone and then get humiliated at the hands of these antisocial elements. Teach them lessons for life and make them pay for any violations. Some of these guys think they are above all laws then always play with their popular victims cards.

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  • RK, Mangalore . Surathkal

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    I think he forgot that this time BJP ruling not congress to let him free like before 👍👍👍

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  • Pinto, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    If we go to the police station with our complaints they shoo us away and don't even write a statement. Take bribes and convince us and send us back. But for cattle theft these police are on their toes. When they do injustice to us I feel like putting them in a gunny bag and nicely beating them. They all have big bellies because they have too much of charbi and do nothing. I am not against the crime these guys did but the police offers might have done some adhikaprasanga or they are creating stories as per the high command orders. 1 Chor catching another Chor. Incredible India. The slogan is still ringing in my ears " hum Modiji ko lane vale hai, ache din ane wale Hain "

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  • Nelson, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    One does from the influence of alchohol. Another does it from the influenence of a bad faith.

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Can’t blame the faith. Criminals don’t follow their faith and that is the reason they have become criminals and antisocial .

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  • Ganesh, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    However you try to wriggle out you will fail. As the say proof of the pudding is in eating it. . what is the benefit of a faith if it cannot bring in good behaviour.

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  • Ahmed, Bangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    @Nelson, the same faith teaches ethics of alcohol is haram yet people don't follow it. Now you are pointing out one did under the influence of alcohol. Had that person followed the faith he would not have committed the wrong doings. So who is bad here the faith which teaches good ethics or the followers? With ur logic, if one is a Muslim then faith is bad, if one is not a Muslim then the alcohol is bad not the person. First come out of your biased hatred towards particular faith. Those who don't follow faith what good they know about faith except blaming on it.

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  • Anwar, Mangaluru

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Indian police needs serious restructuring. Even today, most of the policemen abuse power, the way they speak and act to common people and get away without consequences should be stopped. Police should know their place, and they are paid to protect and serve common people, I am not referring to incidents of both Azhar and Vinod, but our police force needs to be improved & they need to be more compassionate. The arrogance should be removed from the equation.

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  • Sense_shetty, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Its everyone's responsibility to abide by the law and maintain order

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri.

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Readers, humans can live a long healthy life, by eating " Rice, chapati, dal and sabzi " This craze for eating meat, especially the carcass of pilfered animals, is detestable...

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  • Pinto, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Are you sure you're almeida ?? Coz all the almeidas I know eat meat and not only ghaas poos (vegetables).

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  • Kedhar, Mangaluru

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    There were the other Mohammed Azaruddin and Vinod Kambli , both known more for their bad exploits than good.... Remember them??

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  • Naveen, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Very good work from police . But in other side what common people can do when police assault them . They should also learn how to treat common people

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  • SB, Mlore

    Wed, Aug 10 2022

    Both would have got good treatment in the lock up. Vinod might have seen just helicopter, but azaruddin might have taken a aeroplane ride for sure.

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