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Mangalore: Vijaya Bank Clerk Arrested for Theft of Gold

  •   Tue, Dec 20 2011 07:05:07 PM

Mangalore: Vijaya Bank Clerk Arrested for Theft of Gold

Daijiworld Media Network-Mangalore (NM)

Mangalore, Dec 20: Dayakar Shetty, a senior clerk in Vijaya Bank, was on Tuesday December 20 arrested in connection with the theft of gold from the locker of the bank.

Police also seized 460 grams gold worth Rs 13,50,000 from the accused.

Sudhakar Shetty, deputy general manager of Vijaya Bank had filed a written complaint in the police station about gold being stolen from the locker on December 12.

Harischandra, branch manager and Anusuya, deputy manager of Vijaya Bank Bajpe branch were on duty at the time of the incident.

Gold was said to have stolen from the locker between March 4 and November 5. The gold belongs to Athika Banu, Lawrence Fernandes and Mohammed Hussain which was mortgaged in return for money.

However, the complaint was filed about the missing gold in Bajpe Station only on December 12.

The investigations were carried out under the supervision of police commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh and ACP Dharmaiah, and was led by ACP (Panambur) Putta Madaiah, Dinakar Shetty and Anath Murdeshwar. It was also carried out with the help of ASI K Seetharam Gowda, Shankar Nayari, HC Prakash Murthy, PC Ramu, Rajesh, Sathish, Basavaraj, Santhosh, Jabbar and jeep driver Balachandra.
 
  

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  • Arnold, Bajpe/Bangalore

    Thu, Dec 22 2011

    Shetty, this guy is a crook as he looks. I'm telling this because this guy is a known offender. This guy was involved in petty thefts, betting, gambling and a full time drunkard. Now he has tried to make quick buck by stealing gold from bank. This guy should be severely punished so that he does not commit such crimes in future.

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  • Gopal Shetty, Pilar-K.S.A

    Thu, Dec 22 2011

    The statements says gold was stolen between March 4 and Nov 15.Complain lodged only December 12. Hi-hi-ha-ha Until 12th December Bank Higher Authorities are sleeping. Very sad.

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  • sudhama shetty, Manipal

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    It is rediculous,the bank job is very rewarding & secure job, still people are greedy and doing miscreant acts. I feel now a days educated class become more corrupt than uneducted to lead a lavish life style

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  • RR, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    What Dayakar Shetty has done is unpardonable,disgacefl and act is untenable.He has brought shame to the banking fraternity in genetal and for Vijaya bank in particular.Here equally responsible are the joint key holders who have failed in their normal duty to main it with proper care.Even a small inclination to steal may get flared up when oppertunity strucks.This has what actually happened.The incident is an eye opener and warning to key holders in the banks reminding deligence.Any deligence may direct them to home.
    It is high time Banks Head office/Regioal office to circulate cautionery note to reiterate adherance of laid down safty norms in letter and spirit to avert any such siruation in future anywhere.It is important to be in news for good reasons in public offices.

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  • Sunil., Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Dev Sagar,Mangalore....you are 100% right...well said

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  • Shetty, Udupi/Muscat

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Looks like he has been made a scapegoat However, one can't judge a man by his looks or external appearance.Clifford, Mangalore, rightly said, might be profit sharing failed !

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  • Avil Dalmeida, Moodubelle/Dubai

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Put first bank managaer Behind the bar.How dare he give the keys to him when he going out.I think he is not fit as a bank manager.How we trust these Nationalised banks???

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Keeping Gold at home no safe, Depositing inaBank safe locker unsafe, Then which is the safest place in this world ?

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  • Dev Sagar, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    When a common man does this, it comes in the media with a nice picture with police on either side. When big people like Yeddy, Reddy, Lalu or Mayawati do this, it is called a scam and they are allowed to go scotfree for lack of evidence. My friends, this is called politics.

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Readers have shown little sympathy towards clerk (including me).No one has written HANG HIM or SHOOT HIM. That is a good gesture on our part. But do you know that because of him Bank Manager and Asst Manager had to take all blame and they had to pay Rs.4 Lakhs as per the instruction from Head Office.Thanks to Police Team who cracked the case very well. Now Manager and Asst Manager are having sigh of relief ! God is Great.Dayakar Shetty.. please be in the jail with peace.

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  • JRAO,

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Mr.Dayakar being an employee of the bank made theft is as good as he made theft from his house itself.
    Irrespective of whatever salary he is paid bank staff scale is above middle class unless he had some personnel problems which should not come inbetween. the punishment deserves more than an ordinary theft by outsider since he is insider BREACH OF TRUST also.

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  • Ceraj, mangalore

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    HAHA.. Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai, You have really gud sense of humor..Gud one!!

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  • Amin Bhoja, Kkuh /Riyadh

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    A unfortunate greedy incident of Mr Dayakar shetty.A incident will effect his life as well as his family ,specially the parents.  A short term benefit, a loss of respect and trust of his entire life. It is shame to seen sometimes, in rural area branchs, some clerks even seen drunk while in duty itself.A pity to watch.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    I pity this guy that he did the most foolish thing in his life. Now, he will lose his job with no chance of re-joining, plus a jail term. Very difficult to come out of this major crisis in his life!!!

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  • Kamal Taiyyeb, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    The biggest question here is how come the gold was kept under single custody? Usually banks keep valuables in dual custody under number locked vaults or safes. The bank needs to explain their lapses in policy to regain customer confidence.

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  • Amith Shetty, Manglore - Mumbai

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Dear Brothers and sister this is not fault of Mr. Dayakar Shetty now a days LTD names banks are for grade only it is better to work in Co-operative bank which pays high salary than LTD banks....Mr. Dayakar Shetty every one think of getting rich but this shortcut route is not good and specially working in our own prestigious bank.

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  • Aman, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    That means bank lockers are not safe? Very sad.

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  • Clifford, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    One person only.........
    Difficult task.
    May be profit sharing problem put him behind the bar.

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  • Tony, Mangalore/Sydney

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    It`s the greed and the opportunity to manipulate and make easy money that draws one to this sort of situation. Ultimately, one day, however, he or she will get caught and has to pay a heavy price. Human general nature is that more richer you are, the more richer you want to become, and there are many people like Dayakar Shetty in this world who by hook or crook, will strive to collect more money. Sadly though, only a few will get caught like Dayakar, while majority of them will get away.

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod, Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Dayakar - 'Daya nahee karta hai'......

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Wed, Dec 21 2011

    Mr. Dayakar Shetty after working for more than 25 years you had to steal gold ornaments from the bank locker. You know these ornaments belonged to the people who had mortgaged them in return of money. It must not be one man show as others must have been involved as this was done during a period of months and recently the management of Vijaya Bank came to know of the theft.

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  • Louis, Kuwait

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    Gold prices have gone up so high poor fellow got tempted. Let him return everything he has taken. Hope bank people will forgive him n he will not loose his daily bread. His face should not have been
    shown. So bad to be in front of his family
    members n relatives.

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    Yes..it is hanebaraha..destiny.well commented Mr.Ismail.Now just think about his wife,children and parents.He will be in jail for a long time.His innocnet family will face embarassing situation everyday because of him.

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    A clerk of a bank who has 25 years of sevice is now drawing not less than 35,000 Gross salary. Is it not enough? Over ambition will lead people to jail and suicide nothing else.
    Now don’t be worried return back all whatever is stolen and manage to live with the sources whatever you have and face life.

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  • janette dsouza, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    Most of the time I notice that when the culprits are caught, their faces are hidden from the media but this time he was paraded to the whole wide world. Why this double standard? May be he is an accused but he is innocent till proved guilty by the court. How will he ever recover from the stigma if he is found innocent?

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  • rizwan, Dubai/Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    Why his face is not covered ????

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  • Gerald, modankap-bantval

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    BELIYE EDDU HOLA MEYDHANGE - HE MIGHT THOUGHT OF AS EASY AS LAND GRABBING, OR ILLEGAL MINING BUT THIS IS PUBLIC MONEY BABA - JAI HOO AND JAI HOO GOOD JOB FROM POLICE !!!!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    Every one wants to become rich like our .....

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    Incredibly amazing gold has been stolen from Vijaya Bank Locker!Unbelievable!The thief is clerk in said bank and it is very unfortunate he was tempted to steal in spite of respectable job in the Bank.It might be his destiny and "HANE BARAHA" and exactly "ATHIYASE GATHIGEDU"

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