Kasargod: Police arrest man wanted in more than 30 cases


Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Sep 3: A police team led by Vidyanagar ASI E V Rajashekaran on Tuesday September 2 arrested a man wanted in more than 30 different cases including cheating.

The arrested has been identified as Meenja Koliyoor alias Mohammed Mustafa alias Katthi Mustafa (36). He is said to be residing in Uppala-Kaikamba at present.

He had reportedly cheated Delampadi resident Bi Fathima (62) in August 2012 and took away her jewellery. Vidyanagar station police were able to arrest the accused based on the complaint filed.

The accused had gone to the house of Bi Fathima and claimed that her son had sent 20 sovereigns of gold and he would hand it over if she came to Cherkala. He had taken Bi Fathima in an auto rickshaw and as they reached Cherkala panchayat office area, he asked her to hand over her jewellery if she wanted the 20 sovereigns of gold. He left taking the five sovereigns of gold jewellery that Bi Fathima was wearing and said he would bring the 20 sovereigns and fled the spot.

Salam, another accused in the case, has already been arrested. Police received another complaint against Mustafa about a similar instance of cheating from a woman at Alampady. He is also accused of taking Rs 50,000 from a Payyanur resident for paying a hospital bill. Mustafa has two cases pending in Bekal. According to the police, he also has cases pending in Manjeshwar, Hosdurga, Badiadka, and Ambalathara police stations.

  

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  • Najeeb Sheikh, Udupi / Dubai

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    He is meant for central Jail.

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  • Lingappa, Kuppepadavu/Amsterdam

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Guess the law was lenient towards him due to vote bank politics of the Khangress...

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  • Shahul, Honnali

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Votebank politics we have seen yesterday in Japan.
    Last week In Bangalore.

    Real beneficiaries of vote bank taking all benefits and and just putting blame on others.

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  • Muzaffar, Udupi

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Police should file some strong cases against such people.Due to flexibility for such criminals they will be bailed soon after arrest and continue such crime.

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Sharia is the best for such people!! their own civil law for marriage/divorce/property.. their own civil code... why IPC when that person errs and gets criminal??

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  • Shahul, Honnali

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Vellano

    Sharia law is applied to a murderer,or a criminal from any religion.

    It recognizes criminal by his crime not by his name.

    Now tell me if we apply Sharia law then what will happen?

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  • Praveen, Manchi

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    booked for more than 30 cases.. not booked for how many cases? Arresting after bad number of crimes. What cops were doing till now?

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Is he preparing himself to join Dawood Ibrahim or Ravi Poojary.

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  • Willy, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    At the age of 36, this man is wanted for more then 30 cases of fraud and robbery. This fellow is really great, please release him on bail, so he hits 50 cases and then 100 cases (century) all will stand up and salute him for this achievement, what are the cops doing, let them finish him forever, so we dont have these elements in the society.

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