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Miscreants pelt stones at a private bus in Suratkal
Miscreants pelt stones at a private bus in Suratkal
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, June 21, 2017 : Miscreants who came on bike pelted stones at a private bus at Suratkal on June 21 , Wednesday.
Sources said that miscreants on bike pelted stones at a private bus belonging to Ashel Travels of State Bank- Kaikamba-Suratkal route and fled away. The wind shield of the bus was shattered in the incident. No passenger was injured. The bike did not bear a number plate.
Suratkal police are investigating the case.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Carol Periera, Sullia | Thu, June-22-2017, 12:49 |
| What do you get by damaging the public property? Kaiyallia Agadhavanu Maiyella kerkonda | |
| Dinesh M Alva, bantwal | Thu, June-22-2017, 12:15 |
| The police have to be order for shoot at sight if the situation become worst | |
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