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Youth held for possession of unlicensed country guns at Mangaluru Airport

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December 2, 2021

Mangaluru, Dec 2: The Central India Security Force (CISF) personnel at Mangalore International Airport have arrested a youth for possession of two unlicensed country made guns.

Te accused has been identified as Havanje Reynold D'Souza (24), a resident of Brahmavar. 

The incident took place on November 30 when Reynold had been to the airport to pick his brother-in-law who was to arrive by an Air India flight from Kuwait. 

His car was found parked in the parking area and the CISF personnel noticed that the car had two guns.

The CISF staff checked with the concerned and found that the country-made guns were unlicensed. A case was registered against him, and upon being produced in the court, he was remanded to judicial custody.

It is said that Reynold who was away hunting on Monday, had left behind his two country-made guns inside the car. 

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Rushdan nasir
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Sunday, 12 Dec 2021

that is my cousin dad even ask him.

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November 11,2024

Udupi, Nov 11: A traveller reportedly lost ₹4.1 lakh after attempting to book a cab online in Udupi. 

At around 1:30 PM on November 7, the man from West Bengal searched for car rentals on Google and selected a website named "Shakti Car Rentals." Shortly after, he was contacted by someone claiming to be "Rohit Sharma," who directed him to pay a registration fee of ₹150 on the site.

After unsuccessful payment attempts via both his Canara Bank debit card and SBI credit card (without receiving an OTP), "Rohit Sharma" instructed him to pay the driver directly. But at 1:47 PM, he received messages showing deductions of ₹3.3 lakh from his SBI credit card and ₹80,056 from his Canara Bank debit card, totaling ₹4.1 lakh.

The complainant alleges fraud through a deceptive link disguised as a booking token fee. A case has been registered at Udupi Town Police Station.

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