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Mangalore: Traffic Police Official Assaulted

  •   Mon, Apr 07 2008 08:31:08 AM

The Hindu

MANGALORE, Apr 7: Two persons allegedly assaulted a police official on duty with a sharp weapon near Platinum cinema on Falnir Road here on Saturday. According to a complaint lodged by H.R. Siddappa, Police Sub-Inspector, Traffic East Police Station, Manju alias Manjunath and Sharan, abused him and attempted to kill him with a sharp weapon.

The accused allegedly issued life threats to the police official. A case has been registered at Mangalore South (Pandeshwar) Police Station.

  

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  • Shrinath Shet, Udupi / Muscat

    Mon, Apr 07 2008

    This is very bad. Public should respect police department and officials. They are doing their level best for the society and all should respect them. They work without looking at the time, throughout the day for the better life of the citizens. They are the ones who make the life safe.

    I have many of my friends and well wishers in the department at senior cadre who share their experience. They perform their duties in hot sun, heavy rain, winter cold nights, various types of natural disasters, accidents, and other hazards. Public should give respect to the police department and the officials / employees in the same.

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