Kundapur: Late Madhukar Shetty was upright officer, had close ties with native


Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (MS)

Kundapur, Dec 29: Madhukar Shetty, IPS officer, who died of H1N1 in Hyderabad on Friday, December 28, was an upright officer kept very close contacts with his native place all the time.

Madhukar Shetty's mother's house is at Yadadi Mathyadi near Guddettu of Kota in the taluk and he used to visit the home whenever he came down to his native. In the same place the tomb of his father and mother are there. In addition, there is Prafulla Farm, which is named after his mother. Right now this house is looked after by workers.


Madhukar Shetty in 2011 when he left for USA - File photo

Madhukar also used to visit Vaddarse, his father's house, during religious festivals and special occasions. He had an emotional bonding with the people of this place. On the morning of Friday, December 28, his well wishers and people from the native place had offered a special pooja to Lord Mahalingeshwara of Vaddarse praying for Madhukar's speedy recovery. However, his death in the evening of Friday has brought shock and pain to his people.

Madhukar had taken the manuscript and valuable items of his father Vaddarse Raghurama Shetty two years ago. He had made a plan to collect the writings of his late father.

Known for daring and strictness

Madhukar Shetty, who was known for his efficiency and honesty, had served as SP in Chikkamagaluru and Chamarajanagara and as DCP traffic in Bengaluru. He was famous as a strict and disciplined officer during his time as a SP in Lokayukta, where he conducted investigation on illegal mining and denotification cases.

Shetty was born on December 17, 1971. He completed M A in Sociology from JNU Delhi. He was an IPS officer of the 1999 batch. He had secured PhD from USA in 2011, where he had gone on leave for higher education. After he completed his PhD and arrived back to the country, he was promoted as DIG and served in the recruitment for police for some time.

The mortal remains of Madhukar Shetty are expected to reach Mangaluru by air on Saturday night. Police personnel from the commissionerate and others including people from the region will pay their last respects to the departed soul from 9 pm to 10 am at Mangaluru International Airport.

  

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  • deepak kumar, Indian

    Sun, Dec 30 2018

    Madhukar Shetty was a honest officer and feared by all the illegal traders !!

    Political conspiracy during the helpless time when sick in the hospital, cannot be ruled out. Initially H1N1 was declared and later in few news channel, heart attack was termed as the reason.

    Detailed medical checks needs to be performed to rule out any suspicion .

    Rest in peace Dear Madhukar Sir ! You're now in a better place where honesty will be rewarded for eternity. May God give strength to your family during this tough time!

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  • Prakash, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 29 2018

    He was the old student of St. Aloysius college. he did his puc in arts 1988-89 batch. I remember him to be a brilliant student and got a rank in puc arts also.

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  • Prashanth Poojary, Karkala

    Sat, Dec 29 2018

    Its indeed clear that there is no value as well good life for honest and worthy people in present era.This sudden illhealth and death of late madhukar shetty is the best example.
    Felt very sad by loosing a honest young and dynamic officer like Madhukar.Its a big loss for we general public.

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  • Joseph tauro, Kavoor

    Sat, Dec 29 2018

    Very sad.May his soul rest in peace.

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