Mangaluru: Police commissioner confirms none arrested in offensive graffiti case


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Dec 5: City police commissioner Vikash Kumar confirmed that so far no one has been arrested relating to graffiti with leaning towards terrorism found at two places in the city recently. He was speaking to a Kannada daily. He was referring to two writings on the walls which appeared near Kadri Kambla Junction on November 27 and on a wall of the court complex here on November 29.

He said that the investigation is moving in the right direction in both the cases. "We have pooled a lot of information on the issue and a few have been detained and questioned as part of the investigation process. But no one has been arrested as claimed in a section of the media, and truth will be revealed once the investigation concludes," he clarified.


Police commissioner Vikash Kumar

He said that special investigation teams have been conducting probe from different angles and details cannot be divulged at this stage as investigation is still in progress.

It is learnt that based on the CCTV camera footage and mobile tower location, the police are undertaking intensive investigation. Teams of police have visited Bengaluru, Shivamogga etc as part of the probe. There is suspicion about the involvement of three persons who are being questioned, it is learnt.

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • CA girishkk, M'lore/DXB

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    Irony is that... there's no protest from Self proclaimed nationalist organisations...., So it's understandable 🤣🤣🤣🤣, law keeping offials may be in kind of catch 22 situation...., There's is a possible investigation lead would have pointed towards smelling (stinking) object....!!!, Once it's disown by it's owners..., the detention/accused details may probably emerge...,
    Till then time to enjoy Chai....

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  • Paul dsouza, balakunje

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    Ask me officially & I will let you know how Manglore police is failure...?

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    Citizens have full confidence in the police force, for unearthing crimes in the state of Karnataka. Sooner than later, the culprits will be identified. These cowards whoever they are, work secretively.. they take utmost care to hide n protect their identities..... Intelligence is not always foolproof, as we saw terrorists activities being successful, in different regions of our nation, despite all possible surveillance....

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  • abdul munim, UDUPI

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    the delay in arresting the culprits clearly means that the offenders are from saffron gang.

    Police are still not able to find a scapegoat from the minority community.

    Jai nagpur Raj..Jai Chaiwala..MA without BA that too in entire political science..ha ha ha

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    Abdul
    If the culprits r from peace loving religion then sickulars start saying innocent r targeted as in case of stone throwing

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  • abdul munim, UDUPI

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    you seem to be an internet soldier and andh bhakt of bacchali party. There is no point in arguing anything with you.

    Kelage biddaru moogu melu will be your attitude.

    Everyone knows that Bacchali party is targetting minorities including christians. Now christmas and new year they came up with pandemic restrictions. For diwali and all temple festivals no pandemic.

    so just be to yourself and do not act smart. Take two rs per line given by your party.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    It's surprising that the mischief mongers had the guts to repeat the offensive act within a week and still not nabbed, which is total failure of the intelligence department!

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  • Moshu, Mangaluru

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    I wonder why not moral police gang and pariwar not yet stage protest.

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  • suhail, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    If police department cant solve this case in 24 Hrs. it means city police has to be more advanced and more alert...

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  • Bala K, Urwa

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    Hidden statement.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    What does 'Detained' mean ...

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  • Mr Kamath, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    to hold or keep in or as if in custody detained by the police for questioning. 😀

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  • Jamal, Mangalore/UAE

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    Means how to frame that person and make him a scapegoat and make a section of people happy. As per Mangalore Police!

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 05 2020

    Detained does not mean arrested no charges are yet put on any detained. Just because they are detained you are coming to conclusions

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