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Udupi: Operation against narcotic drug users continues, eight arrested

  •   Mon, Aug 29 2022 10:17:36 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (MS)

Udupi, Aug 29: District police is continuing its operation against drug abuse. Cases are registered in various police stations of the district.

Police team led by Kundapur rural SI Pavan Kumar, caught Raghavendra Acharya (30) on the suspicion of consuming ganja. It was confirmed that Acharya was consuming ganja during medical examination. A case is registered in Kundapur rural police station.

A case as per NDPS act is registered against Prajwal Acharya, resident of Hejamady Gundi near Hejamady toll gate for consuming some narcotic drug.

During rounds on Shiroor sea beach, Byndoor inspector Santhosh Kaikini took Sharath Poojary (30) into custody. On medical examination it was proved that the accused had consumed ganja. In another case SI Niranjan Gowda B S of Byndoor police station arrested Vidyadhar (19) at Someshwara beach for consumption of ganja. Two separate cases are registered in Byndoor police station.

In Karkala, SI Damodar K B of city police station apprehended a youth who was consuming ganja at Paraneeru grounds of Banglegudde of Kasaba village on August 26. A case under NDPS act is registered against him.

Acting on definite tip-off by locals, Gangolli SI Vinaya Korlahalli raided beach by the side of tourist bungalow near Trasi and arrested Mohammed Rihad Sada, Mohammed Danish and Mohammed Arbaaz who were consuming ganja. A case is registered against all three offenders.

 

 

 
  

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, Aug 29 2022

    operation is limited only to arrest consumers..does khaki has the guts to stop the supplliers?

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  • Sarvanabhavana_Purushotham, Murukaveri

    Mon, Aug 29 2022

    If government willing to do and gives freehand to police without any affiliation our land will be narcotics free one day.

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 29 2022

    We have to take a leaf out of US states now legalizing some recreational drugs which aren't habit forming but have medical therapeutic use for those who have uncontrolled epileptic attacks & cancers. It has been found CBD oil(which has no intoxication) can heal some cancers & tumors too while relieving pain of cancer in end stage patients. If any govt bans any products natural or man made then it creates underground market for the same & illicit trade flourishes with criminals entering the field as banned products get more in returns & law enforcement agencies make hay with complicit support. In those US cities where it has been made legal in minute quantities per day there are no crimes reported with peddlers to suppliers having no profit as a result. In other places carjacking & gun shots are exchanged between rival gangs as they have a thriving market. Deal with suppliers & producers instead of addicted end users who need therapy to come out of the vice.

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  • Dr KUSUMA KUMARI GUNJI MBBS DGO, Nellore Kodyadka

    Mon, Aug 29 2022

    Drug peddlers need strict punishment Otherwise our younger generation will go astray

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  • GURKA, Mangaluru

    Mon, Aug 29 2022

    This is connected deep roots with POLITICIANS! like zameer ahmed khan and his gang of filmi girls what happened to those arrests, investigations, accusations, blamegames bla bla bla b

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