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Mangalore: Muslim League Leaders Visit City Sub-jail

  •   Sat, Oct 11 2008 12:18:27 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

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Mangalore, Oct 11: For collecting first-hand information about the complaints, that the inmates of the sub-jail here are being subjected to unnecessary harassments by the jail authorities, a team of the district unit of the Muslim League, under the leadership of Ahmed Jamal, visited the city sub-jail on Friday October 10.

The team also held discussions with the jail officials, after meeting the prisoners. The officials promised the leaders, that they have been taking all the precautions to ensure safety and well-being of the jail inmates.
  

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  • Prakash Pinto, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 12 2008

    It seems Mr. Mahendra Kumar will be the next C.M. of Karnataka state. Let us treat him nicely whereever he goes.

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  • Augustine Lobo, Mangalore/Abu Dhabi

    Sat, Oct 11 2008

    See the new face of Jail !!. The accused is free to even enter Jail Superindents office ? Why this superindented not suspendend ? I ask Daijiworld to Publish this photo to all media, so that everyone knows the truth. Please diajiworld.... for a good cause, give this photo to all media people.

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  • Pavitra, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 11 2008

    Surprising to see that the jail is holding double standards. While the prisoners are behind bars, how in the world can Mahendra Kumar be in the jail superindents office? Is he not a prisoner? Concerned need to take appropriate action against the jailor for the double standards meted by him.

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