Police rough up former PSI, wife in public glare


Kolar, Jun 6 (DHNS): Bethamangala police sub-inspector Govindu and his team roughed up a retired sub-inspector and his wife in full public glare at Kurubarapete in the town on Friday.

Sources said an attempt-to-murder case had been registered at the Bethamangala police station against Munikrishnappa, the retired PSI. Munikrishnappa had absconded fearing arrest and, on Friday, Govindu came to know Munikrishanappa was at his Kurubarapete house.

The police personnel arrived at his house for arresting Munikrishnappa. Since he resisted arrest, the policemen dragged him out of his house and attempted to bundle him into the police jeep. At this stage, Premakumari, the wife of Munikrishnappa, intervened and prevented the police from arresting her husband.

“The police roughed me up and my wife. They tore my wife’s saree and snatched her chain. On hearing the commotion, the neighbours rushed out of their houses and tried to intercept the police jeep. The police threw me out of the vehicle,” Munikrishnappa told Deccan Herald. He said Nataraj, a constable, had snatched the chain of his wife. He also claimed that no case had been registered against him.

Premakumari alleged that Govindu had taken a bribe of Rs five lakh from a person named Govindappa, who had lodged a false complaint against her husband. She said Govindu had threatened to arrest Munikrishnappa on earlier occasions, too.

However, PSI Govindu had his own version. He claimed that he had been to the house of Munikrishnappa, a fifth accused in an attempt-to-murder case, and the latter, along with his wife and neighbours, obstructed him from discharging his duties.

He said Munikrishnappa and his relatives had attempted to murder aperson by name Govindappa in connection with a land dispute and Govindappa was now in coma. Complaint and counter-complaint have been lodged at the Kolar town police station.

  

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  • JK, Udupi

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    Need of the hour in the state is president's rule. Central Government should intervene before it gets worst and out of control.

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  • JNB, Bejai

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    Even POLICE are not safe in hands of POLICE.
    Morale of the story.
    Konda paapa thindee salu.....

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    It is like drinking own medicine.Retired police personnel had responsibility to cooperate with law enforcing authority...Should Police ignore complaint or so will certainly attract more hue and cry than this forced custody.Law will take it's own course and police did right job.

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  • Felix Dsouza, Kuwait/Pune/Kumta

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    Respects to PSI Govindu for doing his duty.he is the real lion of the law.Even though he knew that the Culprit was a ex service man.he followed orders instead of threats.the Ex service man,if he was innocent he ssould have easily surrendered.No one is above the Law.Well done PSI Govindu.

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    hey psuedos,

    this is the replica of your nidderamayya govt.

    yatha raja thatha police.

    MOREOVER POLICE WORK DONE BY ITALIAN LED CONGRESS .

    GOING TO POST MORTEM ROOM ETC..

    KARANTAKA GOVT. IS NOW BECOME LAUGHING STUFF IN OUR COUNTRY.

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  • anil Rodrigues , panjikallu

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    Is it porn watched by mla,kissing a nurse,rape attempt on friends wife, is it all bcz of siddaramayya?

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  • PAM Suvarna, Karla

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    I saw this incident in TV9 news report the way of arrest conducted by this PSI is totally manner less and inhuman.Our police team should learn so many professionalism,and ethics.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    THERE IS A TERM CALLED 'FENCE EATING' THE GRASS. Meaning -Protectors turning into predators.

    I have great respect for The Police Force and I have neither experienced nor seen such behavior from Police personnel.

    Investigations - however will reveal actual facts.

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  • Yogi, Hiraidka

    Sat, Jun 06 2015

    sharing problem as like 'kaveri' leads to 'brawl'.

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