Mangaluru: Action against private financiers for harassment - DCP at police phone-in


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Jul 14: "Action will be taken against private financiers, who harass the borrowers to pay more interest rate than agreed if the public complains about the same to the police," said, DCP Hanumantharaya.

He was replying to the issue on the private financier harassment faced by a lady caller in the 83rd police phone-in programme that took place at the police commissioner's office on Friday, July 13.

The lady who is facing the harassment, in her grievance, said, "Because of an unavoidable situation, we had taken a loan from the private financier. Now we are tired of paying the interest. When we are unable to pay the interest in a certain month, they harass us mentally. We get scared to complain against the financier."

The DCP assured the lady to come in person to the office of the police commissioner and they will take necessary action,

A caller complained about the missing of 'No Parking' board that was put on the service road near Kottara Chowki because of which the vehicles are parked on both sides of the road, which is obstructing the smooth movement of traffic. The DCP assured the caller of suitable action on the issue very soon.

A caller complained about the traffic block on the national highway near Baikampady and Thokkottu whenever there is a programme in the wedding halls. The DCP replied that the owners of the wedding halls will be instructed to provide parking space inside the hall premises only.

A lady complained about the overflowing of the safety tank of their neighbour and the water from the same entering their compound for the past four years. DCP guided the lady to approach the commissioner of MCC and book the complaint.

One of the citizens requested to run NERM buses to Kateel as the private buses plying between Mangaluru and Kateel are not providing tickets to the passengers.

DCP Uma Prashant, Inspectors Amanulla, Kumaraswamy and others were present.

Other issues highlighted at the programme by the public:

*Water is getting clogged near Bharath Mall Bejai, in front of MCC office.
*Boys are riding the bikes at high speed without wearing helmet near St Ann's College.
*School bus staff of Kaikamba Pompei School are not assisting the children to cross the road and drop them till home.
*Issue due to vehicle parking near a prayer hall at Moodbidri.
*It is difficult to cross the road at Bunt's Hostel.

  

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  • Tony, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 15 2018

    Please publish the dates and timings of these phone in sessions. If it is weekly or monthly basis and telephone nos to be called Everytime this event is reported in the media.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 15 2018

    It is good to see the police ON ALERT all the time. They seem to have all the time for public grievances. Both the D.C.P.'s Ms. Uma Prashanth and Mr. Hanumanthaiah make time to help the public.

    It is sad to observe that whereas the Bank lending interest is in the region of 11% to 12 % exploiters charge exorbitant rates of interest ranging from 20% upwards.

    It is pertinent to advice the aggrieved persons to meet the Police Officials REGARDING THEIR PROBLEMS.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jul 14 2018

    Police action is Appreciative ...

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  • Arge, Bangalore

    Sat, Jul 14 2018

    Police should be instructed to fine all Scooter and bike riders if they fail to fasten their belts of Helmets.
    These days helmets are worn, just for eyewash police and not for the safety of he riders. Hardly 10%of riders fasten their belts properly

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  • Mario, Lalbagh Bejai

    Sat, Jul 14 2018

    Our Police department is doing something no state is doing. We must be grateful. Uma, Commissioner and Hanumanta are making life easy for us and we must be thankful to them for this. Again as public we must MUST follow rules and be cooperative. We can make a better city without Smart City.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 14 2018

    If our Police doing their job properly than it is very easy to implement traffic rules. At least if they catch 50 traffic offenders daily in different parts of our city, then all vehicle users will follow traffic rules perfectly.

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  • vincent rodrigues, bangaluru/katapadi

    Sat, Jul 14 2018

    Any harassment is wrong and should not be encoraged

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