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Mangalore: DC Suspends Three Officials

  •   Mon, Jan 19 2009 08:26:21 AM

The Hindu

Mangalore, Jan 19: Deputy Commissioner V. Ponnuraj has suspended three officials for their alleged involvement in a case of selling 2.48-acre government land bearing survey number eight at Manjanady village in Mangalore taluk by creating fake documents.

A press release from the Deputy Commissioner’s office said that Radhakrishna, revenue inspector of Mangalore B hobli, Ganesh Bhat, second division clerk of Mangalore taluk office, and Andru D’Souza, the then village accountant of Manjanady village, had been suspended.

Guruvappa Poojary had allegedly sold the government land by creating fake documents.

The three officials had allegedly helped Mr. Guruvappa Poojary in creating fake documents, the release added.

  

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  • Dusty R., India

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    I couldnt help laughing to myself reading the report of  the action of the D.C in suspending three officials for forging documents to sell 2.48 acres of Govt property.  What is 2.4 acres of Govt land compared to the thousands of acres of land that might have been sold unnoticed. We need action from the DC to suspend the corrupt police officials, take action against the miscreants and the fanatic groups who are creating havoc on the mangaloreans. We need actions which will benifit the citizens, and not actions, which will ultimately prove nothing

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  • Abdul hameed, Mangalore/Dubai

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Great D.C.Sir, same above proceed further for the benefit and the interest of General Public. May Allah Bless you.

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  • N Batrekere, Bajpe

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    V.Ponnuraj, God bless you.

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  • Valerian Alva, Moodubelle/Sharjah

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Well done commissioner V.Ponnuraj. Hope with this strict action & monitoring, the Government officials will be working more towards public cause rather than thier own personal gains. But why we simply blame Government officials, Are we not encouraging these officials by bribing them just get our job done. Changes should first from come from every individual.

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  • VINITHA, KUWAIT

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Good work Sir, Keep it up & all the best.

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  • jeevan shetty, karkala

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Well done DC X Every taluk office.muncipality corruption. without paying money not even single paper cant move.govt servants getting enough salary still greedy about money. Please try to stop this corruption. You have a good reputation that you are very strict DC. Please keep that name always .  We are with you

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  • Elyas, UAE

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Keep up the good work, Dear Sir.

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Well done Commissioner V. Ponnuraj by suspending 3 corrupt officials in your jurisdiction. Do not budge. Give your department very strong message. All these corrupt officials will have one way or other political backing. Keep up your good work. We are with you. We wish u all the best.

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  • jacintha, mangalore

    Mon, Jan 19 2009

    Bravo DC! What an opening shot. The government treasuries are robbed by government employees more than anyone else.

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