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  •   Wed, Jul 18 2007 10:12:29 AM

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Mangalore, Jul 18: Kadri police were successful in busting a flesh trade joint at Bikarnakatte here on Tuesday July 17 evening.

On receiving a sure tip-off, the police raided a house belonged to a certain Sridhar Bhandary, close to National Highway 13 and arrested 4 women who were involved in flesh trade.

The arrested women are identified as Savita Saripalla, Deepti Mangaladevi, Fatima Talapady and Usha Kulshekhar. 

The raid was conducted under the direction of DCIB inspector A D Nagaraj.
  

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  • sana, riyadh

    Thu, Jul 19 2007

    Flesh trade nowadays has become rampant in our socieity and should be punished whoever is involved including women and men because one may argue that the women may be victim of men, this is the excuse they produce and is irrelevant because there is no reason  think is acceptable. 

    Those girls involved in this dastardly act which spoils the family structure and the society are into this business merely for fun and money, regardless whatever the reason they produce .

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