Bengaluru: Bantwal disturbances: Police chief submits report, says not communal


Daijiworld Media Network – Bengaluru (RJP)

Bengaluru, Aug 13: Director General and Inspector General of Police (DG&IGP) R K Dutta on Saturday August 12, informed that a report on Bantwal disturbances has been submitted to the government.

“The chief minister had instructed me to visit the places of disturbances in Bantwal taluk and submit the report. I stayed there for two days and collected relevant information. The preliminary reasons which incited the disturbances have been listed in the report. The measures need to be implemented, in case of future disturbances, also have been included in the report,” Dutta said.

“We have valuable information relating to the cases of Sharath Madiwala, Mohammed Ashraf Kulai and Harish Poojary. There are some similarities between the murder of Sharath Madiwala and the recent murders of Hindu activists in Kerala. Our police teams have visited many states including Kerala in connection with the murders in Bantwal taluk. We will arrest all the culprits very soon,” Dutta added.

Not communal

The disturbances and murders were of not communal nature. These were preplanned criminal activities of personal nature. But some vested interests gave it a communal colour. We will take action against those people who instigated the incidents,” Dutta concluded.

  

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    Fabricate a story of some illicit relationship too and claim that it lead to the murder!
    The report clearly depicts t the politically induced work impotency of the law keepers by the ruling party or the self imposed professional impotency of the police force!!

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  • jason, mangalore / abudhabi

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    A flavor from crime petrol Series...

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  • Jayantha, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    What type of report is this? When read the heading someone think that the case is solved and submitted the report. This type of report anyone can imagine and write.

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  • Beowulf, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    As if I or anybody is going to believe what police say.

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  • SHARAN ABDULLA D'SOUZA, MUMBAI+KARNATAKA+MANGALORE

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    WE WANT RESULT ALL THIS EVEN WE CAN SAY IT IN MEDIA...WHY SOO LONG TIME TO CATCH CULPRITS...ARE YOU PEOPLE GETTING SOME FUNDS FOR IT TO NOT TAKE ACTION...

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    So, the Director General and Inspector General of Police R K Dutta does admit to failure of law & order

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  • jason, mangalore / abudhabi

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    Anata , are you in dream world ,, is there a place on earth where there is not spec of crime , law and order in place. .. Sad part us we humans we have to live with it.. we can only pray for the victims family to give them strength during hard times for thier loss.. and the cluprits to be bought to justice soon.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Aug 13 2017

    Not communal - Case closed ...

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