2 arrested, Rs 17.3 Lakh recovered in Konchady burglary case
Mangaluru: The Kavoor police arrested two persons in connection with the theft case at Narasimha Rao’s house on July 8, said Police Commissioner Chandra Sekhar at a press meet held at his office.
The arrested have been identified as Ambanna Basappa Jadar alias Ambarish (25) and Rashida (23), both natives of Navalgunda.
The police arrested Ambanna and Rashida at Kulai, when the two were searching for a house on rent. Rs 17.38 lakh was recovered from their possession. The accused, Ambarish, has been involved in various cases and has also been to jail. He was earlier arrested in a motor bike theft case in Bijapur.
Chandra Sekhar also said that before appointing a person in one’s house, the employer should take all necessary details about the potential employee. In this case, the employer had not taken any information about his employees.
The operation was carried out under the able leadership of ACP Uday Nayak, by Inspector MA Nataraj, PSI Umesh Kumar MN, ASI Vanajakshi, Vishwanath, Ramanna Shetty, Balakrishna, Rajshekar Gowda, Ganesh Kumar and Yashwanth Rai.
Commissioner Chandra Sekhar also thanked the PSI from Navalgunda for tracing the culprits. DCP of Crime and Traffic Dr Sanjeev Patil, DCP of Law and Order Shantharaj and ACP Uday Nayak were also present at the press meet.
Why is she laughing? Does she even know what’s going on? She reminds me of our friend joker Pinto who typically has no sense of topics or context!! LOL
Why is she laughing? – Yumreeki Thyampa Well, this is like some Mangalorean (Somalian – if poor hallucinating YOU are to be believed) opening some website of a city in Yumreeka – DAILY. And then he sees some bozo(s)…. stoned or drunk.. smiling/laughing.. as they pose for a mugshot. And then wonders – WHY is he/smiling smiling? https://youtube.com/watch?v=IHa0ggLjrkA https://youtube.com/watch?v=gbAbi6yQgRs Well, if so-called ‘celebrities’ can smile for their mugshots, who not some Rashida? (Maybe she was EXTRA happy that some jobless Yumreeki dude would copy her name, splash it out here AGAIN (a kind of ‘re’tweet’) and bring her some FAME?)… Read more »
Why is she laughing? – RampaNNA See, I’m aware that you simply can’t comprehend stuff when you read it ONCE. As it is, your attention span is on par with that of a gnat. So, I HAVE no other choice BUT to post you multiple replies and go on bended knees in the hope that some good will come out of it and better sense will prevail from your end. So, here goes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0uquSePRoM I don’t see ANY comment from you on Youtube (or elsewhere) asking why OJ Simpson is smiling in a NEW mugshot. And that crap is happening… Read more »
“Rant rant… rave… who typically has NO sense of topics or context” – Yumreeki rapidex RampaNNA
Thoola maraya ThyampaNNA,
If I chose to write about Yumreeki politics/UK stuff/saffron terror under a topic of ‘Dalitove’ recipe out here, does it in ANY way dilute FACTS posted? No, right? (Unless you are a born + made joker – which you ARE).
And look, even if the topic is zebra crossing here, you ALWAYS bring in your fav topic – Beef. but then, NOBODY minds it. B’coz we ALL know that you are the lifetime Prez of the Beef Jokers Club.
Cheers
“does it ANY way dilute FACTS posted?” asks joker Praveena pinto. See, this is why you are still in anganawaadi!! I’m not questioning the facts here. Rather, I am questioning the relevance of those ‘facts’ when we are debating a totally different topic!!! This is why context matters. What’s the point in bringing up ‘koti-chennayya’ kambala if we are discussing about Dhaka attacks? One of the general rules in any conversation is that you bring up relevant things, not some random, meaningless facts!!! Any grown-up person will know this basic thing. Then again, who says we are dealing with an… Read more »
“relevance of facts…” – ThyampaNNA
lol… it looks like the smoothie didn’t help. Keep popping down some down the hatch. 🙂
They would move to another city to avoid being apprehended by police. The members of the gang also carried cloth catalogues to pass off as salesmen dealing in garments. Last month,four members of a gang from Tamil Nadu had been arrested for their involvement in similar theft cases.