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Accused Persons Arrested in Palakkad District from 19.01.2020To25.01.2020 Accused Persons arrested in Palakkad district from 19.01.2020to25.01.2020 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 Lakshmi Nivas, Cr 25/2020 u/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 1 Suresh Appuswami 55 Kunnathurmedu, Town South PS 19.01.2020 279,337,338 Town South Police Police Palakkad IPC Arunesha Vihar, I/f NM Tower, Cr 46/2020 u/s Sudevan, SI of Bailed by 2 ArunKumar Viswanathan 44 Manalanchery, Near Stadium 20.01.2020 Town South 118(a) KP Act Police Police Koppam Stand Noushi Hi Land, Cr 44/2020 Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 3 Hamsa 45 Pudupalli Street, Town South PS 21.01.2020 U/s 279,337 Town South Shihabudheen Police Police Noorani(po), Palakkad IPC Srambikkal(H), Cr 867/19 U/s Munidas, SI of Bailed by 4 Manzoor Ali Shamsudheen 30 Kunniramkunnu, Town South PS 21.01.2020 Town South 279,338 IPC Police Police Pirayiri, Palakkad Biji Nivas, porikkara Cr 49/2020 279 Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 5 Santhosh 39 Street, Noorani, Chakkanthara 21.01.2020 IPC & 185,180 Town South Subramaniyan Police Police Palakkad MV Act Near Prasanna Cr 50/20 U/s Chinnapally, Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 6 Satheesh Janardhanan 32 Lakshmi 21.01.2020 279 IPC & 185 Town South Melamury, Palakkad Police Police Mandapam MV Act Cr 50/2020 u/s Poovakode House, Near ATS Bar, Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 7 Shiva Kumar Chandran 33 21.01.2020 279 IPC & 185 Town South Kannadi, Palakkad DPO road Police Police MV Act Koruvan Purakkal, Thanoor po, Cr 52/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of 8 Shuhaib Hameed 32 South PS 22.01.2020 Town South CJM court Otumpuram Beech, 393 IPC Police Malapuram 34/303 Sree Devi Nivas, Madhava Cr 53/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 9 Raghunadhan Bhaskaran 30 Nagar, KSRTC 22.01.2020 Town South 151 CrPC Police Police Vadakkanthara, Palakkad Uppathu Veedu, Ganesh @ Karekodi, Cr 53/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 10 Vasudevan 22 KSRTC 22.01.2020 Town South Pappu Vadakkanthara, 151 CrPC Police Police Palakkad 24/292, Chithira House, Jayaram Cr 43/2020 U/s Narayana Renjith.R, SI of 11 Nandhakumar 27 Colony, Chirakkad, Town South PS 22.01.2020 341,323,326 Town South CJM court Swamy Police Kunnathurmedu, r/w IPC Palakkad Bangla Street, Court Cr 43/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of 12 Arjun Selvaraj 26 Road, Sultanpetta, Town South PS 22.01.2020 341,323,326 Town South CJM court Police Palakkad r/w IPC Kurandoliyil House, Perakkad Desam, Cr 27/2020 U/s Sojan, Asi of 13 Beeran Moidhu 63 Town South PS 22.01.2020 Town South CJM court Kalmandapam, 341,325 IPC Police Koppam 3 Village Siraj Manzil, Muhammed Indhira Gandhi Cr 59/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 14 Sirajudheen 32 Chadanam Kurussi, 23.01.2020 Town South Shakeer Stadium 151 CrPC Police Police Noorani PO, Palakkad Darusalam,Mepparam Indhira Gandhi Cr 59/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 15 Sabith Abdul Salam 26 bu, Pallipuram po, 23.01.2020 Town South Stadium 151 CrPC Police Police Palakkad kozhikaramattil, Indhira Gandhi Cr 59/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 16 Sabir Ibrahim 26 Ummanazhi, 23.01.2020 Town South Stadium 151 CrPC Police Police Palappuram,Palakkad 32/666, Pudupally Indhira Gandhi Cr 59/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 17 Hashim Abdul Hakkim 19 Street, Noorani, 23.01.2020 Town South Stadium 151 CrPC Police Police Palakkad K.V. House, Indhira Gandhi Cr 59/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 18 Samad Moidheenkutty 22 Pudupallitheruvu, 23.01.2020 Town South Stadium 151 CrPC Police Police Noorani po, Palakkad Kizhakkethala, Indhira Gandhi Cr 59/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 19 Abuthahir Razak 26 23.01.2020 Town South Koduvayur, Palakkad Stadium 151 CrPC Police Police Misriya Manzil, Muhammed Indhira Gandhi Cr 59/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 20 Kajahussain 26 Kareem Nagar, 23.01.2020 Town South Rafeek Stadium 151 CrPC Police Police Noorani Aashiyana, Sathram Valiparambu Cr 60/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 21 Rashad Abdul Razack 29 Street, Pudunagaram, 23.01.2020 Town South Junction 151 CrPC Police Police Palakkad Hill View Manzil, Thoha Valiparambu Cr 60/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 22 Jaffer 23 Kamba, Vallikode, 23.01.2020 Town South Muhammed Junction 151 CrPC Police Police Palakkad Kuttikkatil House,Arafa Hassanul Valiparambu Cr 60/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 23 Shamsudheen 38 Nagar, Pallipuram po, 23.01.2020 Town South Banna Junction 151 CrPC Police Police Palakkad Muhammed Bismilla House, Stadium Cr 61/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 24 Rafiyas 23 23.01.2020 Town South Gani Edathara po, Palakkad Ground 151 CrPC Police Police kathakundham (H), Cr 63/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 25 Vinayan Swaminathan 24 Thiruvalathur(po), Town South PS 24.01.2020 341,323,324,29 Town South Police Police Palakkad 4(b) r/w 34 IPC Aatingal House, Cr 63/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 26 Suresh Swaminadhan 25 Thiruvalathur(po), Town South PS 24.01.2020 341,323,324,29 Town South Police Police Kodumbu, Palakkad 4(b) r/w 34 IPC Aatingal House, Cr 63/2020 U/s Renjith.R, SI of Bailed by 27 Sujith Selvan 25 Thiruvalathur(po), Town South PS 24.01.2020 341,323,324,29 Town South Police Police Kodumbu, Palakkad 4(b) r/w 34 IPC Appalathu Veedu, Cr 56/2020 Kaliyamkunnam, Krishnadas, Bailed by 28 Radha Pazhanankutty 62 Town South PS 26.01.2020 U/s 341, 323 Town South Kinassery po, ASI of Police Police IPC Palakkad Traffic PS Cr. Traffic Muhammed Radhakrishna 194/12,Airani,Karimba, Koppam 20.01.20 at BAILED BY 29 Chundan 38 19/2020 U/S Enforcement Kassim, SI of n Mannarkkad, Junction 16.10 hrs POLICE 279 IPC Unit Palakkad Police Traffic PS Cr. Traffic Muhammed 14/465,Valiparambu,K I/F 21.01.20 at BAILED BY 30 Thankadurai Muniyandi 48 20/2020 U/S Enforcement Kassim, SI of unnathurmedu Kottamaidanam 09.35 hrs POLICE 279 IPCt Unit Palakkad Police Traffic PS 47/186,Cheriyapalayal T/F Govt. Cr.22/2020 Traffic Muhammed Guruvayurapp 22.01.20 at BAILED BY 31 Sudheesh 21 am,Karukodi,Vadakka Victoriya U/s279 IPC & Enforcement Kassim, SI of an 10.35 hrs POLICE nthara College 3(1) r/w 181 Unit Palakkad Police MV Act Traffic PS Cr. Traffic Muhammed Sethumadhav H.No.40, Sreekrishna, I/f Stadium Bus 23.01.20 at 23/2020 U/s BAILED BY 32 Prasad 40 Enforcement Kassim, SI of an Parali, Stand 18.35 hrs 283 IPC & POLICE Unit Palakkad Police 120(b) KP Act Thazhatheveetttil House, West Shiju Cr.36/2020 U/s 25, Chathallur, Chathallur Abraham.T Bailed by 33 Noushad Muhammed Koppam 20.01.2020 279 IPC 185 Town North Male PO, Edavanna, Inspector of Police MV Act Malappuram Mob. Police 7034837874 Lavanya NivaS, Shiju Cr.35/2020 U/s Kantha 57, Selvapalayam, Stadium Bus Abraham.T Bailed by 34 Vijayan 20.01.2020 279 IPC 185 Town North Swamy Male Kunnathurmedu, stand Inspector of Police MV Act Palakkad Police Cr.40/2020 U/s Parambuthara, 23, 279 IPC3(1)r/w Anshad. S SI of Bailed by 35 Saravanan Balan Ramanathapuram, Puthur 21.01.2020 Town North Male 181, 185 MV Police Police Palakkad Act Cr.41/2020 U/s Produced Sandeep 20, Vazhemburam,, Pattikkara 21.01.2020 Anshad. S SI of 36 Santhosh 41(1)(d) 102 Town North befroe the Kumar Male Mannarkkad Junction at 23.40 Hrs Police CrPC JFCM II Court Sundaram Colony, Cr.41/2020 U/s Produced Muhammed Veeramoidhee 36, Pattikkara 21.01.2020 Anshad. S SI of 37 Kunnumpuram,Kalpat 41(1)(d) 102 Town North befroe the Yusf n Male Junction at 23.40 Hrs Police hy, Palakkad CrPC JFCM II Court Sandeep Vazahmpuram, Produced Santhosh 22, 22.0.2020 Cr.38/2020 U/s Anshad. S SI of 38 Kumar @ Karakurissi, Town North PS Town North befroe the Kumar Male at 13.04 Hrs 379 r/w 34 IPC Police Ajmal Mannarkkad, Palakkad JFCM II Court Sundaram Colony, Produced Muhammed Veeramoidhee 36, 22.0.2020 Cr.38/2020 U/s Anshad. S SI of 39 Kunnumpuram,Kalpat Town North PS Town North befroe the Yusf n Male at 13.04 Hrs 379 r/w 34 IPC Police hy, Palakkad JFCM II Court Thathri Madom, Cr.33/2020 U/s Vasudevan 24, Karimpuzha, 22.01.20 at Anshad. S SI of Bailed by 40 Aneesh Town North PS 279,337,338 Town North Namboodiri Male Sreekrishnapuram, 15.23 Hrs Police Police IPC Palakkad Chirakkal Cr.42/2020 U/s 37, Anshad. S SI of Bailed by 41 Ashok Kumar Dharmalingam House,Kunnathurmed Olavakkode 22.01.20 15© of Kerala Town North Male Police Police u, Palakkad Abkari Act Parapallath Cr.42/2020 U/s Balasubraman 29, Anshad. S SI of Bailed by 42 Suneesh House,Lakkidi, Olavakkode 22.01.20 15© of Kerala Town North ian Male Police Police Ottappalam, Palakkad Abkari Act Kuttapura House, Muraleedhara 52, Near Forest Range Palakkad Town Cr.24/2020 U/s Anshad.
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