Kasargod: Shafique murder - Two arrested from Kundapur and Sullia


Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (DV)

Kasargod, Mar 29: Kumble police on Saturday March 29 arrested two persons in connection with the murder of B M Shafique, whose body was found buried under a huge mound of sand at Kumble here on Thursday March 27.

The arrested were identified as Abdul Salam (22), a resident of Kumble Peral, and Naushad (22).

Police arrested Abdul Salam from Kundapur, while he was reportedly planning to escape to a Gulf country via Mumbai. Naushad was arrested from Sullia. One more accused, identified as Asir, is absconding.

It is also learnt that the accused allegedly murdered Shafique as an act of revenge.


Shafique

Sources said that a few months ago, Abdul Salam was kidnapped and attacked by B M Shafique and his men. After recovering from injuries Abdul Salam started working in a bakery at Cochin. Two days before the incident, Abdul Salam who came to Kasargod, purchased two machetes and hid them in a hillock near his residence. He also planned to move to a foreign country with a visiting visa. He had also obtained a flight ticket to travel on Thursday at around 7:10 pm. The responsibility to commit this crime was given to Naushad. Abdul Salam had hatched the conspiracy, it is learnt.

Naushad and Shafique were known to each other. As per Salam's plan, Shafique was called to the crime spot. Later Abdul Salam and another person by name Asir arrived at the spot. The accused then attacked and stabbed Shafique to death, and buried his body under the mound of sand before fleeing the spot, police sources said.

Police collected more information about Shafique, which helped in tracking down the culprits.

  

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  • prp, mangalore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    bail is a loophole meant for rich people.

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  • Willy, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Now you have the culprits, What are you going to do with these people, give them bail so they commit more and more crime. Bail has become a common slogan a gateway to commit more and more crime. Very good Indian act.

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  • Praveen Kumaresh, Bengaluru

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Those who live by Sword die by the Sword.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    Murders are so common nowadays that for silly reasons the people, murder including the women.Hope the police do the needful in taking action against the culprits.Thanq.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Mar 30 2014

    At this Young age, they are collecting the murder and criminal experiences like medals.I dont think this is the end of the Story.it may continue further.God enlightens them.

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  • Vipul, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 29 2014

    Well done Cops! Cracked the case in a very short time.

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  • For Justice, Abu Dhabi / Ubar

    Sat, Mar 29 2014

    ಪಗೆತ್ತ ಪುಗೆ !

    Nowadays killing any human being became just like drink water when thirsty !

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