Mangaluru: Undertrial who escaped from jail not traced yet


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Nov 10: Resident of Bantwal Goodinabali Muhammed Rafiq, the undertrial, who escaped from the police, on the evening of Friday, after he was being brought back to the sub jail of the city after his hearing at the Beltangady court, is still at large.

Rafiq is accused in a gold chain theft case. The police of Venoor police station had taken him for hearing at the court in Beltangady. After the hearing he was brought back in bus by the police and got down at PVS circle. When he was walking along with the escort cops, Rafiq suddenly pushed the police and escaped with his accomplice in the bike. Though the police chased him another bike, he could not be traced. Police are suspecting that Rafiq must have fled to the neighbouring state of Kerala.

SP of DK district Laxmiprasad has ordered for the complete investigation and report on the actual reason behind the incident. In addition, he has also declared suitable reward to anyone who gives information about the accused. Police have formed a special squad to search Rafiq. It is said that the accused had planned his escape, well in advance.

 

 

 

  

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  • Ruben Pinto, Mangalore/Australia

    Mon, Nov 11 2019

    Happens many times. The procedure is not right. the buck should stop at the top-not the havildar.

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  • Dr Kusuma Gunji, Nellore/Kodyadka

    Sun, Nov 10 2019

    All under trials must be placed in handcuffs so that they can not run away. Its sad that this incident has happend. May be there was a shortage of handcuffs also in some police stations. We must look security into all areas when transporting under trials.

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  • Karan, Katapadi/Dubai

    Sun, Nov 10 2019

    Look like police helped him to run away...
    I dont think police will take any under trial person without chaining or a police van.
    This is just drama or story by police.

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  • JNB, Bejai,Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 10 2019

    Whatever the reason,
    Taking undertrials in 'st bus,bicycle and motorbike' is a century old fashion.
    Now our MP,MLA,monsters (mini) travelling in 'Rolls Royce and Range Rovers' why can't we make a arrangement to take undertrials in a covered van?

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Sun, Nov 10 2019

    And the first runner up award goes to the Mr. Rafiq in running race from the jail to where ever he is now...😣...

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