"No official information about Ravi Pujary's arrest yet" Police commissioner TR Suresh
Main accused of Advocate Naushad Kashimji murder case
Mangaluru: City Police Commissioner TR Suresh said that he has no information about the arrest of fugitive underworld don Ravi Pujary.
He further claimed that he came to know about Pujary’s arrest through media reports. “We have more than 30 cases registerered againt him in Mangaluru which includes murder, extortions and others". Suresh added
Pujary was also the main accused in Advocate Naushad Kashimji murder case of 2009, and is also wanted in a extortion case in 2008.
Other cases against Pujary are under investigation while few other are in proceeding in the court.
Speaking of the Red corner notice against Pujary, Suresh said “A red corner notice was issued against him in 2012, which was renewed after five years in 2017”.
The reports of Pujary’s arrest by Senegal police broke into media on January 31, the reports had further added that the Senegal police is soon expected to hand over the dreaded underworld man to Indian police.
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Kalaburagi Jail Chief Superintendent gets threat
Kalaburagi (Karnataka), Nov 28: Kalaburagi Jail Chief Superintendent R Anitha on Thursday said that an unknown person sent an audio message via a police inspector claiming that they will blow up her car.
However, police said they have not received any complaints in this regard.
Speaking to reporters here, Anitha said, "Somebody has sent an audio message to the police inspector saying that they will blow up my car. I personally did not receive any such message so far, so I would not be lodging any police complaint."
Following the alleged threat, Anitha said she would be more cautious now.
Last month, after Anitha took charge as the Chief Superintendent of Jail, raids were conducted and searches were intensified after photographs and video clips purportedly showing three inmates getting special treatment in the Kalaburagi Central prison went viral on social media.
Following the raids, cell phones, gutka and cigarette packets and beedis were seized from the inmates.
