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Thursday, February 28, 2013 10:06:32 PM (IST)  

Kundapur: Robbers tie up woman, get away with gold in broad daylight

Kundapur: Robbers tie up woman, get away with gold in broad daylight

Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur

Kundapur, Feb 28: A woman, who was alone at home, was robbed by two unknown people in broad daylight on Thursday February 28.

Amritha Shetty, wife of Prakash Chandra Shetty employed in Vijaya Bank, Kundapur branch, was the victim and the incident occurred around 12.30 pm.

It is said that two unknown people came to give marriage invitation and as they said they were from Gulvadi, they insisted that Amritha open the door. As soon as she did so, the men tied her hands and put a cloth her mouth.

Four bangles of five sovereigns and one ‘Mangalsutra’ of three sovereigns, altogether worth Rs 1.8 lac were taken away.

After the robbers left, Amritha managed to untie herself and called her husband who was at work. Prakash called the Kundapur police station and Amritha was immediately taken for treatment at the Government Hospital. She filed a complaint in the Kundapur police station.

Crime sub-inspector Revathi and investigation team arrived at the spot and an investigation is on.

Neighbours have claimed that two men had been circling the area since 7 am. One man was said to be wearing a blue t-shirt and aged around 25 years while the other was wearing a red shirt and was aged around 20 years. It is said they were speaking English and Kannada.


Comments on this article
Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA
Saturday, March 02, 2013

Thank God the woman's life is saved. She might get or may not get the gold as it all depends how the police take action. I am sur the Kundapur police will arrest the thieves as this incident happened during day time ans someone might have seen those guys. GOOD LUCK.

Lancelot N Tauro, manglore - Doha Qatar
Friday, March 01, 2013

Delhi famous for series of rape, our twin district famous for series of loots.

R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore
Friday, March 01, 2013

Dear Cynthi- Double Hi!
Attah Correct Saangthai...
It 'pains'when gold is robbed.Secure it then- Very simple! It's just like any other investment.Next to cash-right?Those who had 'invested' in it 4 years earlier are now 'millionaires' right?
Cynthi- Haavn Cool 'Raavijegi'-Zaayht....Kashen? Haavn 'Dermicool' use Karnaa! But don't worry!
I am very cool...so cool that...have you heard about anyone'borrowing' coolness? Some
do it from me , irrespective of seasons...Bye for now and you take care!

CYRIL MASCARENHAS, KIREM/MIRA ROAD/DUBAI
Friday, March 01, 2013

ANY WAY ROBBERS SPARED WOMENS LIFE.
AFTER THE ROBBERY WHY POLICE MAN GAURDING THE HOUSE?

Cynthia, Moodbidri
Friday, March 01, 2013

R.Bhandarkar, Sir - Hi
you are the Best as always !!
For your kind info - it pains.. when gold is robbed... But you sir stay coool..hot summer ahead!

Aadil Khan, Kasaragod, Saudi Arabia
Friday, March 01, 2013

I would say Amritha's life was spared. She should thank God. Gold can be bought or boycott either. Life is precious.

Being an educated and refined lady, should not have opened the door to strangers, particularly when one is alone. Well, sometime, we do mistake no matter how alert we are.

Hope police would nab the thugs soon.

R.Bhandarkar, M'Lore
Friday, March 01, 2013

Dear Cynthia... Hi!
1.Gold is a pain. Kaalyaak- Why?
Where does it inflict pain? When worn is it? I dunno- that much.Please explain...The pain...Do investments elsewhere bring gain?
2.What was Madam Shetty (most probably on holiday)opening the doors to strangers?
3. What's happening in Coondapur?
These day light robberies are cause for serious concern.
How's everything in Moodbidri?
Observing 'Lent'?I know you are very nice and religious. God bless!

Cynthia, Moodbidri
Friday, March 01, 2013

Gold is a pain. Do we really have to wear them? It's just Asian countries people wearing golden juwellery. Why cant we invest that money somewhere else?

GERALD, MODANKAP
Friday, March 01, 2013

GUYS DEMAND FOR THE REVISISION OF LAWS AS THE WHOLE SYSTEM IS BECOME OUTDATED !!! AND THE CRIMES ARE AT ITS BEST LEVEL AND NO ONE ABLE TO CHASE OR PUNISH THEM
IT SEEMS THE ADMINISTRATION DOING FAVOUR TO US AND FORGET THE SALARY DRAWING FROM THE BANK WHICH IS FROM TAX PAYERS MONEY !!

Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai
Thursday, February 28, 2013

Now robbers in Karnataka also speak English. Thanks to BJP, India is truly shining.......

ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA
Thursday, February 28, 2013

It is very unfortunate Vjaya Bank employee Mrs Amirtha Shetty yielded to robbers to open the door.If she could smell 'SOME SPELLING MISTAKE" as robbers/thieves forced insisted her to open the door!!!!Now a days looting/rape/murder and other criminal activities are running in full swing unabated.This is second major incident in UDUPI district,I think, certainly a challenge to UDUPI/KUNDAPUR police.Be cautious while living alone or alone in the house that also females.Some are how those two made pre-plan and might did rehearsal before swing in to action. UDUPI THIEVES ARE TARGETING/FOCUSING BANK EMPLOYEES ONLY!!!?

 
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