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Assam native arrested in Goa for stealing Rs 9.25 lac from Mangaluru shop

  •   Sun, Aug 13 2017 07:33:28 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Aug 13: The Mangaluru police have arrested a native of Assam for stealing over Rs 9 lac from a shop at Bibi Alabi road.

The accused has been identified as Jaseemuddin alias Jasmuddin Lashkar (41).

Jasmuddin was an employee in a shop owned by Ismail at Bibi Alabi road here. On August 11, he allegedly stole Rs 9.25 lac from the shop and went absconding. A case in this regard had registred in Bunder police station.

The police led by Bunder inspector Shantaram who took up the investigation traced Jasmuddin to Goa, and with the help of Konkan railway police of Margoa, Jasmuddin was arrested within 48 hours of the crime.

Out of the total money stolem, Rs 9 lac was recovered from the accused. Jasmuddin spent the remaining Rs 25,000, the police said.

He will be produced in court after interrogation, they said.

The operation was conducted on the orders of police commissioner T R Suresh, and under the guidance of DCP Hanumantharaya and ACP Udaya Nayak.
  

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  • Vantage Point, mangalore

    Mon, Aug 14 2017

    Thank God that criminal is arrested...
    But as usual some people are dragging up something else rather than crime...
    Ya Assamese doesnt commit crime...
    Today Assame is termed as Bangladeshi bcoz of his name..
    tomorrow someone from Mangalore may be termed as Bangladeshi...

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  • Abdul Narayan D'Souza, Udupi

    Mon, Aug 14 2017

    How conveniently some people are commenting that he is a Bangladeshi just because a crime has been committed and that he "looks" bangladeshi.

    Is there no limit to absurdity of your comment?
    - Is every genuine Assam resident a Dharmaraya or Satya Harischandra that you do not expect such person to commit a crime?
    - Do you even realise that people from Bengal and Assam share the same ethnic background? Hence mere physical appearance cannot distinguish between a Bengali and an Assamese person.

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  • L n T, Mumbai

    Mon, Aug 14 2017

    Yea yea he looks like pakka Bongali.

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  • Albert, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 14 2017

    Bangla Deshi high jumper, who jumped border!

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  • Kiran, Mumbai

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    Must b a pakka bangladeshi. Kick these bangladeshi out

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    Thank God they caught him and recovered the almost full amount.In the first place I would blame the owner for not being careful about his money,second simply employ someone who he dont know.Should in the first place ask them to bring a attest from police or his previous owner.or a local person to employ.May be he wanted to pay less/or was ready for a low income?Employer should keep his big aamount not in open so that everyone can takeout and look nto it.such a big amount will make any person a thief.specially one who is not a honest person is.Good job from police.

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  • Rahul, MANGALORE

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    Dears,
    please be aware these people are not Assamese these are thugs from Bangladesh illegal entering India Via Assam & some got Indian citizenship also.
    They are ready to do anything.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    As far as possible employ only locals ...

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  • Peter, mangalore

    Mon, Aug 14 2017

    Problem is Locals doesn't want to work and most of them are busy in politics. All these North Indians are the experiment of our builders. They try to bring them for cheap labor, and at time using their muscle power, they make them to work with no pay so that our builders can increase their income. Slowly this increased in incoming of North Indians and they think Mangalore is like Gulf country for them.

    My above statement is not a justification for robbery or cheating. But it is purely a failure in our legal system due to the major role of politics in the name of religion.

    As a citizen of India, anyone is free to work and live anywhere in India, but this has be within the framework of legal system. Problem will be that, he will be let out on bail, then he will continue the same in the future. With couple of great robberies, he will form a gang and include some of police personnel in it, then conduct a major operation.

    One fine day, you will see the police statement is like this "He is involved in XX murders, XX robberies, XX extortion, XX rapes", yet gang leader enjoys the full freedom.

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