Who gave shelter to NaMo Naresh in Jammu, UP and Nepal border?

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June 27, 2016

Mangaluru, Jun 27: NaMo Brigade leader Naresh Shenoy, who was arrested formally on Sunday in connection with the murder of RTI activist Vinayak Baliga, was evading in Gorakhpur and Lucknow of Uttar Pradesh, Jammu-Kashmir and areas bordering Nepal, according to Mangaluru police.

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Commissioner of Police M Chandra Sekhar told media persons that Naresh had not only hatched the murder plan but also destroyed evidence in the case.

The top cop defended his team of officials who were involved in tracing Naresh, and said that they took over three months to search him as he was on the move since March 21.

Mr. Sekhar said that his officers had ensured that those absconding did not stay at one place for more than a day. “The absconding accused were always on the move.” Mr. Sekhar said that they had also taken precautions to prevent them from fleeing the country.

The murder plan was hatched by Naresh and executed by three of the arrested persons, he said, adding that Baliga's activism is among the reasons for the murder.

Mr Sekhar said that Naresh's interrogation is expected to throw more light on the murder of Baliga, who had filed a number of applications before the Mangaluru City Corporation and other departments under the Right to Information Act. He had also filed a suit questioning the financial dealings of Sri Venkataramana Temple on Car Street here.

Mr. Sekhar said that they were on the look out for Vignesh, a close associate for Naresh Shenoy, who needs to be questioned on certain issues.

Arrest all those helped Naresh'

Meanwhile, rationalist Narendra Nayak, who had led several protests demanding speedy investigation into RTI activist Vinayak Baliga murder case, said that police should arrest all those who provide shelter to Naresh since March 21.

Stating that Naresh could sustain this long only because of some well-connected persons, Mr. Nayak said that the police would arrest all those who helped Naresh evade arrest.

Also Read : Yes, we caught him: Mangaluru top cop confirms arrest of NaMo Naresh, finally

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muhammed rafique
 - 
Monday, 27 Jun 2016

This is the true face of these chaddi gang , who call themselves saviour of Hinduism etc.....

Rjan panday
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Monday, 27 Jun 2016

He belongs to a terror outfit. he has lot of contacts in RSS which considered as a terror outfit by many

Karukar
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Monday, 27 Jun 2016

yes should punish all who given shelter to shenoy. helping a criminal is a kind of criminal activity only.

Ramesh K
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Monday, 27 Jun 2016

good catch police. all this action because of narendra nayak's pressure on dept.

Shaad
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Monday, 27 Jun 2016

Below VIP's protects Namo Naresh in respective places.
Amith shah in UP.
Kalladka in Nepal border.
Bhagavat in Jammu.

I wonder where is BJP folks now? Where is Soolebele Chakravarthi?
Forget it, where is Pranavananda swamy, Vajradehi Seer and great Muthalik?

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March 27,2024

Bengaluru: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday launched simultaneous raids in multiple places, including Bengaluru and Shivamogga.

Reports suggested that the ongoing raids are in connection with the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast in Bengaluru’s Rameshwaram Cafe on March 1. The blast had injured at least ten people as per the police report.

The Central Crime Branch (CCB) had launched an investigation alongside the NIA, and the trail of the suspect led them to Tumakuru first and subsequently to Ballari. Investigators believe that the bomb was planted by Mussavir Hussain Shazib, a handler of the Islamic State’s Shivamogga module who was aided by another IS handler called Ahmed Taahaa.

Sources in the know said that Shazib and Taahaa had stayed in Chennai for about a month between January and February using fake credentials. The names of the suspects were identified after they traced the cap worn by Shazib to a shop in a mall in Chennai. The cap, which was abandoned by the bomber in Bengaluru after the blast, was reportedly bought by Taahaa, around January-end.

As per the NIA, Shazib hails from Masjid Road in Thirthahalli, Shivamogga district, and Taahaa from Fish Market Road, Soppu Gude, Thirthahalli Rural. Both "wanted" suspects have been termed "absconders" by the NIA.

The NIA has questioned seven jailed terror suspects so far in connection with the blast. The investigation agency had also obtained seven-day custody of a jailed terror suspect named Maaz Muneer Ahmed.

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March 26,2024

Bengaluru: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has detained two suspects in connection with the Rameshwaram Cafe blast case in Bengaluru, sources confirmed on Tuesday.

The preliminary probe has revealed that the two suspects were in direct contact with the suspected bomber.

The NIA sleuths have picked up the suspects from an area in the state capital. However, a statement is yet to be made by the NIA in this regard.

Even as the investigating agencies, both NIA and state special wing CCB teams have launched an extensive search operation in various states, the bomber has remained elusive. The authorities had obtained the bomber’s images and videos from CCTV footage on March 1, soon after the incident.

Sources said that the sleuths were suspecting that the bomber had come from Tamil Nadu and was staying in a neighbouring state for two months before carrying out the blast.

The hair samples of the accused were gathered from the hat of the accused which he abandoned in Bengaluru near a religious place. The authorities have sent the samples for the DNA testing and were hoping for a breakthrough.

The Rameshwaram Cafe bomb blast took place on March 1 on the International Technology Park Limited (ITPL) road in the Brookfield area. Low intensity Improvised Explosive Device (IED) was used to carry out the blast and nine persons were injured in the incident.

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March 16,2024

Mangaluru: In the wake of complaints regarding middlemen menace, sleuths of Lokayukta on Friday, March 15, conducted a raid at the Mangaluru Urban Development Authority. 

The Lokayukta team found unaccounted money and several files, which were not disposed of for a long period.

Lokayukta SP CA Simon said that the Lokayukta has received complaints that middlemen have been interfering in the MUDA office, and files pertaining to the public are not being cleared on time.

A raid that commenced in the evening on March 13, lasted for 18 hours. During the raid, Lokayukta officials found cash in a bag in MUDA office, and also with officials and others. MUDA officials could not inform the source of money found in their office, the SP said.

Further, he said that many people gathered at the MUDA office during the Lokayukta raid, and have raised complaints about the harassment at the urban development authority. “We have gathered evidence for MUDA officials carrying out file disposal processes through brokers on phone calls. The investigation on the MUDA network will be continued,” he said.

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