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Accused Persons Arrested in Alappuzha District from 18.07.2021To24.07.2021 Accused Persons arrested in Alappuzha district from 18.07.2021to24.07.2021 Name of Name of the Name of the Place at Date & Arresting Court at Sl. Name of the Age & Cr. No & Sec Police father of Address of Accused which Time of Officer, which No. Accused Sex of Law Station Accused Arrested Arrest Rank & accused Designation produced 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Cr. 253/2021 Kochu Poovathussery P R U/s. 188, 269 House, Cherukara, 24-07-2021 Mohanakumar, JFMC 1 Sabinoraj Somaraj 22 Male Cherukara IPC, Sec. KAINADI Neelamperoor Wd XII, 22:10 SI of Police, RAMANKARY 4(2)(j), 5 KEDO Kavalam Village Kainady 2021 Cr. 252/2021 Kamathussery House, P R U/s. 188, 269 Cherukara, 24-07-2021 Mohanakumar, JFMC 2 Aswin Shajimon 20 Male Kainady IPC, Sec. KAINADI Neelamperoor Wd XII, 21:35 SI of Police, RAMANKARY 4(2)(j), 5 KEDO Kavalam Village Kainady 2021 Cr. 723/2021 U/s. Sec. 4(2)(j) Kaduvankal house, r/w 5 of Kerala 24-07-2021 KUTHIATHOD Santhosh JFMC I 3 Sebastian Martin 20 Male kuthiyathode p/w Pallithode Epidemic 17:50 E kumar P CHERTHALA 16,Pallithode p o Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 639/2021 U/s. 279,283 IPC 1860 & THARAYIL VEEDU, 177(A),179(1) PATTANAKKAD PO, 25-07-2021 PATTANAKAD SREEKUMAR, SI JFMC I 4 LENIN THANKAPPAN 52 Male PATTANAKKAD OF The Motor PATTANAKKAD P/W- 18:50 U OF POLICE CHERTHALA Vehicle Act 13, 1988 (Amendment 2015,2019) Cr. 1159/2021 CHIRAYIL KARIYIL NEDUMBRAKK 24-07-2021 U/s. 15(c) r/w C.R ASOKAN, SI JFMC I 5 BABU SANKARAN 50 Male CHERTHALA P.O CMC- CHERTALA AD 14:41 63 of Abkari OF POLICE CHERTHALA 5 Act Cr. 722/2021 Pulivelil house, U/s. 279, 283 TINTO keezhappally p o, 24-07-2021 KUTHIATHOD JFMC I 6 Mathew 27 Male Thuravoor IPC & Sanu P K MATHEW keezhappally p/w 17:40 E CHERTHALA 179(1),177 MV 6,thalassery ACT Cr. 638/2021 U/s. 4(2)(j),5 of MATTATHIL HARIKRISHNA THYCKAL 25-07-2021 Kerala PATTANAKAD SREEKUMAR, SI JFMC I 7 NADARAJAN 38 Male HOUSE,KADAKKARAPP N BEACH 18:30 Epidemic U OF POLICE CHERTHALA ILY,CHERTHALA Diseases Act, 2021 Cr. 637/2021 U/s. 4(2)(j),5 PAZHAMPASSERY KADAKKARAPP 25-07-2021 OF Kerala PATTANAKAD SREEKUMAR, SI JFMC I 8 JUSTIN THANKACHAN 39 Male KADAKKARAPALLY PW ALLY 17:30 Epidemic U OF POLICE CHERTHALA 12 THYKKAL PO Diseases Act, 2021 Punnaparambu Cr. 530/2021 24-07-2021 JFMC II 9 Suresh Vijayan 43 Male Karukasseri Arookutty Mathanam U/s. 4(2)(j),5 of POOCHAKAL Manikuttan.B 17:00 CHERHALA P O KEDO 2021 GOKULAM Cr. 461/2021 JFMC KURUSHUMM 24-07-2021 VALLIKUNNA ROY JACOB, SI 10 GOKUL BABU 29 Male VEEDU,KAPPIL U/s. 4(2)(J) 5 KAYAMKULA OODU 16:15 M OF POLICE EAST,KRISHNAPURAM OF KEDA M AR Bhavananm, Cr. 477/2021 24-07-2021 JFMC II 11 Amal Raj Rengaraj 21 Male Muhamma PO, Madackal U/s. 4 r/w 5 ARTHUNGAL J Sunilkumar 15:30 CHERHALA Charamangalam KEDO Lekshmi Sadanam, Cr. 476/2021 Reghunath V Kuruppankulan 24-07-2021 JFMC II 12 Athul R Nath 20 Male Mararikulam North, U/s. 4 r/w 5 ARTHUNGAL J Sunilkumar R gara 15:00 CHERHALA Alappuzha KEDO NEDUMPARAMBIL Cr. 329/2021 HOUSE, 25-07-2021 U/s. 279 IPC & JFMC 13 RAJU THOMAS 69 Male Ramankary RAMANKARI SI Baburajan P KUMARAMKARY, 10:00 132 (1) r/w RAMANKARY VELIYANAD P/W- 4, 179 MV Act Cr. 475/2021 Kandathilparambil, 24-07-2021 JFMC II 14 Manu Antony Antony Xavier 50 Male Madackal U/s. 4 r/w 5 ARTHUNGAL J Sunilkumar Pattanakkadu PO 14:30 CHERHALA KEDO Cr. 1158/2021 U/s. 269 IPC & 4(2)(j) r/w 5 of CHINGAMPARAMBU INFRONT OF 24-07-2021 Kerala JOSHY P.V, SI JFMC I 15 SANDEEP SHAJI 28 Male CHERUVARANAM P.O CHERTALA P.S 13:00 Epidemic OF POLICE CHERTHALA KANJIKUZHI Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 1157/2021 U/s. 269 IPC & 4(2)(j) r/w 5 of CHINGAM PARAMBU INFRONT OF 24-07-2021 Kerala JOSHY P.V, SI JFMC I 16 SANDEEP SHAJI 22 Male CHERUVARANAM P.O CHERTALA P.S 13:00 Epidemic OF POLICE CHERTHALA KANJIKUZHI Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 474/2021 Sebastian Mararikulam 24-07-2021 JFMC II 17 Xavier 20 Male Puthapurackal, MSP- 1 U/s. 4 r/w 5 ARTHUNGAL J Sunilkumar Xavier Bech Jn 13:30 CHERHALA KEDO Cr. 473/2021 Mararikulam 24-07-2021 JFMC II 18 Christy Pious 22 Male Kurisunkal, MNP-15 U/s. 4 r/w 5 of ARTHUNGAL J Sunilkumar Bech Jn 13:00 CHERHALA KEDO Cr. 328/2021 U/s. 4(2)(j) r/w PUTHUPARAMBU, MUHAMMAD ABDHUL KUMARAMKAR 24-07-2021 5 of Kerala JFMC 19 49 Male TRIKODITHANAM P/W- RAMANKARI SI Joseph PJ NASSAR KHADAR Y 12:35 Epidemic RAMANKARY 15, KOTTAYAM Diseases Act 2021 G SREEVALSAM MURALEEDHA 24-07-2021 Cr. 515/2021 RAMACHANDR JFMC II 20 SANKARAN 63 Male KUMBALAM P/W-15 AROOR ARROOR RAN 12:40 U/s. 279 IPC AN, SI OF CHERHALA KUMBALAM P O POLICE Cr. 1156/2021 U/s. 269 IPC & 4(2)(j) r/w 5 of KOLLASSERYTHARA RADHAKRISH PVT BUS 24-07-2021 Kerala MANILAL, SI OF JFMC I 21 RAGHAVAN 60 Male MAYITHARA P.O CHERTALA NAN STAND 12:15 Epidemic POLICE CHERTHALA KANJIKUZHI P/W-1 Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 368/2021 U/s. 188,269 Ram Bhavanam, IPC & Sec. JFMC I Ramachandra Eravankara Muri, 24-07-2021 4(2)(e) r/w 5 of 22 Rahul 23 Male Kodukulanji VENMANI Sreekumar CHENGANNU n, Thazhakara Village, 12:15 Kerala R Mavelikara Epidemic Diseases act 2021 Cr. 1155/2021 U/s. 269 IPC & 4(2)(j) r/w 5 of POKKALAYIL SASTHAMKAVA 24-07-2021 Kerala JOSHY P.V, SI JFMC I 23 VINAYA BABU CHELLAPPAN 50 Male AVALOOKUNNU P.O CHERTALA LA 11:16 Epidemic OF POLICE CHERTHALA ALAPPUZHA Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 636/2021 U/s. 4(2)(j),5 of THARAYIL, 25-07-2021 Kerala PATTANAKAD SREEKUMAR, SI JFMC I 24 KUNJUMON RASAK 49 Male PATTANAKKAD P O, PONNAMVELI 11:15 Epidemic U OF POLICE CHERTHALA PATTANAKKAD P/W 5, Diseases Act, 2021 Cr. 1154/2021 U/s. 269 IPC & 4(2)(j) r/w 5 of VISWA NIVAS NEDUMBRAKK 24-07-2021 Kerala JOSHY P.V, SI JFMC I 25 VISWARAJ JAYALAL 38 Male CHERTHALA P.O CMC- CHERTALA AD 11:01 Epidemic OF POLICE CHERTHALA 8 Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 635/2021 Satheeshkuma Thachethu KOTHAKULANG 25-07-2021 U/s. 279 IPC & PATTANAKAD SREEKUMAR, SI JFMC I 26 Syamsundar 21 Male r Pattanakaad.P.O ARA 10:30 184 OF MV U OF POLICE CHERTHALA ACT THONNURILCHIRA Cr. 327/2021 JEEMON 24-07-2021 JFMC 27 CHACKO 39 Male HOUSE, PULINKUNNU Kidangara U/s. 118(a) of RAMANKARI SI Bennichan NJ CHACKO 02:50 RAMANKARY P/W- 08 KP Act Cr. 634/2021 PUTHENKATTUNKAL 25-07-2021 U/s. 323, 324, PATTANAKAD JFMC I 28 Ratheesh NATARAJAN 40 Male KADAKKARAPPALLY PATTANAKKAD BIJU.R.S 05:30 325, 376(f), U CHERTHALA P/W-5 302 IPC Cr. 940/2021 U/s. 188 IPC & POLAYKKAL 118(e) KP Act MARARIKULAM & Sec. 4(2)(j) GSI 23-07-2021 MARARIKULA JFCM 1 29 MANEESH BOBAN 32 Male NORTH P O KALITHATTU r/w 5 of Kerala SANJEEVKUMA 21:00 M ALAPPUZHA MARARIKULAM Epidemic R NORTH P/W 16 Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 939/2021 U/s. 188 IPC & 118(e) KP Act & Sec. 4(2)(j) GSI HARIKRISHAN MADHUSOOD MANGALAKKAD 23-07-2021 MARARIKULA JFCM 1 30 23 Male THIRUVIZHA r/w 5 of Kerala SANJEEVKUMA N ANAN MNP/W 2 20:00 M ALAPPUZHA Epidemic R Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 326/2021 U/s. 4(2)(e),(f) GEORGE PANJIMARAM HOUSE, 24-07-2021 r/w 5 of Kerala JFMC 31 THOMAS 57 Male Ramankary RAMANKARI SI Bennichan NJ THOMAS NEDUMUDI P/W- 1, 10:00 Epidemic RAMANKARY Diseases Act 2021 Cr. 326/2021 VIRUTHIKALAM U/s. 4(2)(e),(f) HOUSE, VELIYANAD 24-07-2021 r/w 5 of Kerala JFMC 32 JOB ANTONY 46 Male Ramankary RAMANKARI SI Bennichan NJ NORTH, KAVALAM 10:00 Epidemic RAMANKARY P/W- 9 Diseases Act 2021 Cr. 326/2021 U/s. 4(2)(e),(f) CHAMMARAMCHERI UDHEESH 24-07-2021 r/w 5 of Kerala JFMC 33 CHANDRAN 30 Male HOUSE, MUTTAR P/W- Ramankary RAMANKARI SI Bennichan NJ KUMAR 10:00 Epidemic RAMANKARY 13, MITHERAKARY Diseases Act 2021 Cr. 326/2021 PUTHUVEETIKALAM, U/s. 4(2)(e),(f) CHAMPAKKULAM 24-07-2021 r/w 5 of Kerala JFMC 34 RONY JOHN 46 Male Ramankary RAMANKARI SI Bennichan NJ P/W- 2, 10:00 Epidemic RAMANKARY PUNNAKUNNAM Diseases Act 2021 Cr. 1152/2021 U/s. 269 IPC & 4(2)(j) r/w 5 of DARUL NOOR ABDUL 23-07-2021 Kerala BABU.B.K, SI OF JFMC I 35 SAHAD 32 Male VAIKOM P.O VAIKOM VELORVATTOM CHERTALA BASHEER 17:00 Epidemic POLICE CHERTHALA P/W-1 Diseases Ordinance 2020 Cr. 632/2021 U/s. 279, 283 IPC & KARYATHU VEEDU, 177(A),179(1) PATTANAKKAD PO, 25-07-2021 PATTANAKAD JFMC I 36 RAJESH PR RAJU 42 Male PATTANAKKAD of The Motor MAHESH.K.L PATTANAKKAD P/W- 10:00 U CHERTHALA Vehicle Act 3, 1988 (Amendment 2015,2019) Cr. 1151/2021 U/s. 269 IPC & 4(2)(j) r/w 5 of KOCHUTHOTTAPALLY NEDUMBRAKK 23-07-2021 Kerala JOSHY P.V, SI JFMC I 37 PRITHVIRAJ BABURAJ 19 Male CHERTALA PANAVALLY P.O AD 12:10 Epidemic OF POLICE CHERTHALA Diseases Ordinance 2020 KOCHUVILAYIL Cr.
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