Change in policing process to check crime against women

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February 3, 2013

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Mangalore, Feb 3: Increase in patrolling and creation of a separate sub-division in the district will help keep check on all kinds of atrocities against women said Abhishek Goyal, SP, Dakshina Kannada.

Speaking about the increased number of eve-teasing instances and cases of sexual assaults, at the monthly SC/ST grievances meet held at his office on Sunday, Mr. Goyal said that subtle changes in the policing process will make huge difference.

“Earlier there was just one sub-division in the entire DK district. Now a Bantwal sub-division has been created. The district will also have two DySPs now. This will help in faster disposal of cases. We will also be increasing patrolling and implementing measures such as the Cheetah patrolling vehicles. The government is also contemplating strict rules with regard to exploitation of women”, Mr. Goyal said.

Complaints of women being targeted, continued to pour in at the meet, however. The issue of a certain Dinesh Gowda attempting to rape a Koraga girl in Modapady village of Sullia Taluk was brought to the notice of the SP.

The accused had still not been arrested by the police although a complaint was registered with the Sulllia (Rural) Police Station, Dalit representatives said.

The SP promised action at the earliest.

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Mangaluru: A sense of shock and anxiety has gripped the city as Mumtaz Ali, brother of former MLA Mohiuddin Bava, has gone missing. His car was discovered abandoned near the Kuloor Bridge in Mangaluru early Sunday morning, sparking a frantic search operation.

The black BMW, found damaged at the scene, prompted immediate action from fire and emergency service personnel who rushed to the spot and began combing the river. The atmosphere was tense as Panambur police confirmed the vehicle belonged to Mumtaz Ali, heightening fears for his safety.

Commissioner of Police Anupam Agrawal and former MLA Mohiuddin Bava arrived at the scene, joining the growing crowd of concerned locals gathered along the riverbank. 

As search efforts continue, the community holds its breath, hoping for positive news in this difficult and emotional time.

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