Kundapur: Couple who stole from former employer arrested, loot recovered


Silvester D’ Souza

Daijiworld Media Network – Kundapur (EP)

Kundapur, Jan 22: Police have arrested a couple, suspected to have stolen cash and valuables from the house of former employer and recovered the loot from them. The suspects are identified as Sridhar (32) and his wife Swathi (26) residents of Mayyarakeri near Uppunda school entrance, Kundapur.

It is said that Sridhar had worked in the house of Satwadi Dinaker Shetty, Kandavar village and left the job after gaining all information of the house and its structure.

It is suspected that Sridhar broke the door and entered the house along with his wife Swathi on January 20 after making sure that there is nobody inside. They stole diamond wedding chain, four gold bangles, one gold chain and Rs 36,000 cash from the Godrej cupboard, a total worth of Rs 3,56,000 and fled.

Kandlur police had spread a net for their arrest. The team of Kandlur SI Sridhar Naik took part in the operation under the leadership of DySP B P Dinesh Kumar and police circle inspector Manjappa under guidance from district SP Laxman Nimbargi.

  

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  • abdul, udupi

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    Thank God that the names of the culprits are not synonymous with mine!!!

    I thought such acts are limited only to our community, as projected by certain right wing activists of the majority

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  • Robin, Byndoor

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    This is one occasion for you to escape. Do visit all police stations and make a list. Then think you can have a sigh of relief.... Impossible... But you can try.

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  • SAMAD, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    Mr. Robin mind your language...

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  • Michael, Mangaluru

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    Comments will be less for this news as the culprits are neither peacelovers not from minority

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    Rs. 15 Lacks is the root cause of all this Crime ...

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  • Francis, Shirva/UK

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    At the same time police have to catch corrupt politicians and dishonest business people who looting our India and giving extra burden to public funds.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Tue, Jan 22 2019

    Now a days kundapur is appearing in news very often.. Kundapur is growing rapidly.

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  • True Indian, Udipi

    Tue, Jan 22 2019

    Family who looted nation from last sixty years...are out on bail. Small fish intercepted and all stand pose with them as they catched big bait.

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  • T.Dsilva, Udupi

    Tue, Jan 22 2019

    True Indian
    If CBI and other law enforcement agencies were free from political interference NOW, biggest Chor FEKU and Daku team who are looting India on behalf of their Industrialist Masters, would be in JAIL within WEEKS.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    True Indian udipi,do you mean to say in future all thieves have to let go?Good theory.what about Mallya etc are small fisches?Politicians at present too are doing nothing but looting smallones.

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  • Syed, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    Why only 60 years ? Make it 70 years...
    Even goondas. and rowdies involved in national criminal activities are roaming free..That is the beauty of law ....enjoy the life

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    True Indian,
    "desh looteres" are there in every party from jammu to tamilnadu. From ministers to Panchayat and in all religious fields. No one is rendering generous service to citizen. All are greedy and dieing for money and wealth. Without bribe anything is possible tell me. If we go to see, we people those who are not working in the above mentioned category, thousand time better. We have humanity, concern, kindness and so on.

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  • C.E.Saldana, Shivbagh, Kadri

    Tue, Jan 22 2019

    Very sad to read this news.

    They .might have premeditated the robbery. But what is the real cause to commit the crime? Is it greed? Is it the temptation to become rich without hard work or is it the undeclared need to have the wealth for a good cause? Answer is not with the thieves but with thelaw enforcing people.

    I sincerely hope the police will bring to light as the couple involved are young and have a life ahead of them.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Jan 22 2019

    14 Years in Jail ...

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Tue, Jan 22 2019

    Max punishment for chori is 7 years....chors have kept this to bare minimum...

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  • Syed, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 23 2019

    Is this practised ???
    Even the political chors are roaming freely
    That is the Beauty of biased laws

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