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Mangaluru: Prostitution racket with women from neighbouring state -  3 held

  •   Mon, May 27 2019 08:22:54 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, May 27: Police personnel from the city succeeded in taking into custody three men relating to a prostitution racket being operated in the city with the involvement of women from neighbouring state.

The arrested men happen to be Junain (36) from Taleria in Kozhikode, Abdul Nazeer (36), a resident of Suratkal, and Niaz (29), native of Yedapadavu near here. A woman was rescued during the operation.

 

The gang was running a brothel in a rented house titled 'Al Shamas' near Sauharda Lane in Shakthinagar cross in the city. A woman from outside the state was being used to lure customers to this place. Based on reliable information about the brothel, inspector of economic offences, narcotics, and crime, Ramakrishna K K, raided the spot on Saturday. The arrested accused persons were produced in the court.

The operation was conducted under the guidance of deputy commissioners of police, Hanumantharaya and Laxmi Ganesh, at the behest of police commissioner, Sandeep Patil.
  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, May 27 2019

    These people don't realize GST is additional income to Government of India ...

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Legalize and minimize victimization.
    That is why now a days even the cows are not spared !

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  • Mahathma, Mangalore

    Mon, May 27 2019

    On Holy Month these kind of business? Haram....

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  • Ivar, Mangaluru

    Mon, May 27 2019

    They are not real Muslims!!

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  • HUSSAIN, MANGALORE

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Haram is not only in holy month its always haram , this kind of business or involving in this act is very shameful and very big sin

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  • Harold Dcunha, Mangalore, Mangalore, India

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Ivar, Mangaluru
    Tell me, who are real muslims, In that matter, who are real in their own religion. Can you name one at least, as a role model, clean without blemish, the religion they live, in present time.

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  • Azeez Vittal, Dubai

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Unlike west, Its not easy to legalise prostituion in india.The human traficking is the main problem behind it.There are end number of brothels are present in india, which lures girls from poor background, most of the cases childrens are being kidnapped and used for it.Once they enter into it, the social stigma attached to it won't allow them to come back to normal life.

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  • Ivar, Mangaluru

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Trafficking happens because of very limited number of unauthorized brothels.
    Imagine, the government legalizes prostitution. there will be brothels in every districts, the demand/cost will automatically reduce and the pimps will be out of business. This will lead to complete cease of trafficking.
    Brothels of the type Pascha dot de, like in Germany should sprout in India too. If any girl wants to earn some quick bucks, hire a room in the hotel for a very minimum charge and entertain customers.

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  • John Tauro, M'lore

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Currently in India prostitution and human trafficking are two different crimes. What is the guarantee legalizing prostitution will put an end to trafficking? Human trafficking includes forcing one into the flesh trade through abduction, kidnapping, blackmail, luring with false promises and so on. So there should be stringent laws and severe punishments for those involved in trafficking before prostitution is legalized. At the same time legalization should also empower the police or law enforcing authorities to conduct random checks on brothels so as to ensure that prostitutes are not forced into the business through trafficking.

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  • I wish I was There, Bahrain

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Jossey,
    What about Value-Added Tax (VAT) should that be implemented to.

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  • Prashant Karkera, Hejamady/Mumbai

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Jossey will claim GST input credit too ....

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  • N Mukkawala, kinnigoly

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Legalising sexual work is not so easy as innocents and poor will be exploited .
    Equally legalising child marriage might be better option .

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  • Apoli Alvares, Bajpe ( Old Airport Road ) .Bahrain

    Mon, May 27 2019

    God protect Mangalore ,

    AA
    Bajpe

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  • Umesh, Padil

    Mon, May 27 2019

    I feel its time to legalize brothel houses.. Btw whats wrong in it.. Brothel house r part of our indian history.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Instead of playing this Cat & Mouse game, why don't we Legalize.
    People will be willing to pay GST too ...

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  • SP Shetty, Dubai

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Agree Jossy with you for a change ...lol

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  • abhi, mangalore

    Mon, May 27 2019

    and if govt legalize it and later you people start blaming modi

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  • kuchan, kudla

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Okay... Start from Mumbai

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  • Kushal Kumar, Honnappa Kudru

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Mr.Jossey Saldana...We strongly condemn western culture prostitution to be legalised in our country. Will not give evil thoughts enter into minds of our people. We teach them how to medidate and incline towards spiritualism. Our people already made major mistakes after watching all western movies and same will be stopped in latter stage. Want to turn our country same as was there at the time of satya yug. Those who prefer to legalise the trade...better visit bangkok...visa will be made easy.

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  • Francis, Mumbai/Dubai

    Mon, May 27 2019

    I want you to write your name and message in any Indian language and not in western language...

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Kushal Kumar, Honnappa Kudru
    Your thoughts are good but will that Satya Yug you are dreaming about come back...... ??? From east to west and north to south we are living presently in Sullu Yug.... lies after lies only become truth....!!!

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  • Willy, Berlin Germany

    Sat, Oct 03 2020

    Western culture? India had it before western or middle easterner came to India. Ever heard of Kama sutra?

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  • Nash, Mangalore

    Mon, May 27 2019

    Prostitution is the main reason for human trafficking.

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