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Two held with illegal explosives in Karkala
Two held with illegal explosives in Karkala
Mangalore Today News Network
Karkala,Oct 06, 2017 : Two people allegedly carrying explosives from Sanoor were arrested by Karkala police on October 06, Friday.
Gopi(48)of Bengaluru and Thrimurthy(48)of Karkala are the persons arrested.
Sources said that Gopi and Thrimurthy did not have a license to deal in explosives but were carrying them to quarry owners. A car, gelatine sticks and detonators worth Rs 25,000 were seized from them.
Karkala Town police are investigating the case.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Bhavya D’souza, Mumbai | Sat, October-7-2017, 1:11 |
| In our country getting arrested in these cases is not a big thing . Money matters . | |
| Gopal Suvarna, Manglore | Sat, October-7-2017, 12:52 |
| But this is not a big ting these days . if you have money you can easily deal in the future too. | |
| Nithin K, Kinnigoli | Fri, October-6-2017, 11:47 |
| Will the arrested face the consequences | |
| Krishna M, Suratkal | Fri, October-6-2017, 11:32 |
| It is the greed for money which makes them do so. Well done police department, great job | |
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