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Accused Persons Arrested in Palakkad District from 24.04.2016 to 30.04.2016 Accused Persons arrested in Palakkad district from 24.04.2016 to 30.04.2016 Name of the Name of Name of the Place at Date & Court at Sl. Name of the Age & Cr. No & Sec Police Arresting father of Address of Accused which Time of which No. Accused Sex of Law Station Officer, Rank Accused Arrested Arrest accused & Designation produced 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Cr.251/16 u/s Manjiramkadu House, Town South Radhakrishnan, 1 Santhosh Mani 27/16 Town South PS 25.04.16 341, 294(b), Bail by Police Kannadi, Palakkad PS Addl.SI of Police 427, 452 IPC Thurakkal House, Fort Palace Cr.455/16 u/s Town South Sujith Kumar, SI 2 Shafeek Hydrose 26/16 Mepparambu, 25.04.16 Bail by Police Hotel 118 A KP Act PS of Police Palakkad Kunnath House, Fort Palace Cr.455/16 u/s Town South Sujith Kumar, SI 3 Shajahan Babu 23/16 25.04.16 Bail by Police Pallippuram, Palakkad Hotel 118 A KP Act PS of Police Near Mariyamman Cr.454/16 u/s Kovil, Chaluvarambu, Indira Gandhi 41(ii)(a) Cr.PC Town South Sujith Kumar, SI 4 Baiju Murukesan 23/16 Chirakkad, 25.04.16 Remanded Stadium & 20 r/w 27 of PS of Police Kunnathurmedu, Arms Act Palakkad Cr.456/16 u/s 51A, 63A of Mujeeb Kunju Vijarath House, Town South Sujith Kumar, SI 5 26/16 G.B.Road 27.04.16 Copy Right Act Remanded Rahman Moidheen Thirunellayi, Palakkad PS of Police & 292 r/w 34 IPC Kulappakkad Veedu, Cr.462/16 u/s Town South Sujith Kumar, SI 6 Arun Raghu 29/16 Kodumbu 29.04.16 Bail by Police Kodumbu, Palakkad 118 A KP Act PS of Police Ambat House, Cr.465/16 u/s Town South Sujith Kumar, SI 7 Abhilash Narayanan 24/16 Pallanchathannur, Vennakkara 30.04.16 41(1)(d), 402 Remanded PS of Police Palakkad Cr.PC Ambat House, Cr.465/16 u/s Town South Sujith Kumar, SI 8 Pratheesh Prakasan 22/16 Pallanchathannur, Vennakkara 30.04.16 41(1)(d), 402 Remanded PS of Police Palakkad Cr.PC 464/16 u/s 279 I Murikkavu, West Abdul Gaffur SI Bailed by 9 Sahadevan Madhavan 31 Male Thottingal 25/04/2016 PC,184,185 MV Traffic ps Yakkara, Palakkad of Police police Act Ellath parambu, 453/16 u/s 279, Abdul Gaffur SI Bailed by 10 Kajahussain Hamza 37 Male Traffic PS 26/04/2016 Traffic ps Pirayiri, Palakkad 338 IPC of Police police Nellikkunnam house, 450/16 u/s Baburaj SCPO Bailed by 11 Rajeev Arumugan 30 Male Traffic PS 27/04/2016 Traffic ps Kinassery, Palakkad 279,337 IPC 5698 police 466/16 u/s 279 Manalanchery, Stadium Bas IPC 184,185, Saseendran SI Bailed by 12 Swaraj Swaminathan 21 Male 27/04/2016 Traffic ps Kongad, Palakkad stand 3(1) r/w 181 MV of police police Act Chathanthara, 458/16 u/s Abdul Gaffur SI Bailed by 13 Aruchami Karuppan 43 Male Traffic PS 28/04/2016 Traffic ps Kinasseri, Palakkad 279,337 IPC of Police police Mohabath maniyil, Muhammed Mohidden 468/16 u/s 279 Rajappan SI of Bailed by 14 24 Male Thrikkaderi, Sulthanpetta 29/04/2016 Traffic ps Thahseer musthaffa IPC Police police Ottappalam, Palakkad Murugan Illam, I/f of 24.04.16 at 479/16 U/s 15(c BAILED BY 15 Murugan Duraiswamy 50, male Ayyapuram, Kalpathy Vadakkanthar a Town North Murugan T.C, SI 14.50 Hrs ) Abkari Act POLICE Post, Palakkad Temple Maniyil House, I/f of 24.01.16 at 479/16 U/s 15(c BAILED BY 16 Sureshkumar Rajan 37, Male Vadakkanthara Post, Vadakkanthar a Town North T C Murugan, SI 14.50 Hrs ) Abkari Act POLICE Palakkad Temple Marathuparambil House, Industrial 480/16 U/s 279 Thanavu 24.04.16 at BAILED BY 17 Pradeep Narayanan 32, Male Estate Post, IPC AND Town North T C Murugan, SI Junction 17.45 Hrs POLICE Pudupariyaram, 185(a) MV Act Olavakode, Palakkad Kuruppath House, Near NGO 28.04.2016 487/16 U/s 15(c BAILED BY 18 Manikandan Swaminathan 35, Male Kallepully Post, Town North T C Murugan, SI Quarters at 18.50 Hrs ) Abkari Act POLICE Palakkad Kuruppath House, 487/16 U/s Near NGO 28.04.2016 BAILED BY 19 Sudheesh Venu 23, Male Kallepully Post, 15(C ) Abakari Town North T C Murugan, SI Quarters at 18.50 Hrs POLICE Palakkad Act Kazhachaparambu, 492/16 U/s 279 Shobanam House, Near Stadium 01.05.16 at BAILED BY 20 Sharlock Bhaskaran 31, Male IPC and 185(a) Town North T C Murugan, SI Kannadi Post, Bus stand 16.50 Hrs POLICE MV Act Palakkad Tagore Nagar, 493/16 U/s 279 01.05.16 at BAILED BY 21 Velmurugan Muthu 28, Male Kalmadnapam, Manali Road IPC and 185(a) Town North T C Murugan, SI 20.45 hRs POLICE Palakkad MV Act Cr. No 232/16 Thanneramkodu, 25.04.16 at Bailed by 22 Dileep Subramani 26 Edathara u/s 279 IPC & Mankara SI Anil Kumar Kinavallur, Palakakd 2205 hrs Police 185 MV Act Cr No 234/16 Thenkurussi Houise, Bailed by 23 Shajil Prithwiraj 30 Vellaroad 26.042016 u/s 447, 427 r/w Mankara SI Anil Kumar Vellaroad, Mankara Police 34 IPC Cr No 234/16 Konnayath House, Bailed by 24 Sumesh Mohandas 22 Vellaroad 26.042016 u/s 447, 427 r/w Mankara SI Anil Kumar Vellaroad, Manakra Police 34 IPC Cr NO 217/16 Kunnil House, Bailed by 25 Shajeesh Cherukutty 21 Mankara 26.04.16 u/s 279, 337 Mankara SI Anil Kumar Nechupully, Mundur Police IPC Cr No 238/16 Gandhiseva sadhan, u/s 341 324 Bailed by 26 Hakkim Bappu 32 Atjhirkad 01.05.16 Mankara SI Anil Kumar Athirkad, Pathirippala 506(ii) r/w 34 Police IPC Cr No 238/16 Gandhiseva sadhan, u/s 341 324 Bailed by 27 Bappu Kunhi ravuthar 70 Atjhirkad 01.05.16 Mankara SI Anil Kumar Athirkad, Pathirippala 506(ii) r/w 34 Police IPC Chorakkapallam, Cr 358/16 U/s Premakumaran, JFCM-I Bailed 28 Aruchami Velayudhan 55 Vengodi, Elapully, Kasaba 27.04.16 kasaba Ps 294(n),324 IPC Addl Si of Police by Police Palakkad Karukaparambil , Cr No 349/16 Thanipallam, Premakumaran, 29 Anas Abdul Rahman 19 Kasaba PS 27.04.16 U/s 279,338 kasaba Ps Vauliarpuram, Alathur, Addl Si of Police JFCM-I Bailed IPC Palakkad by Police Noor 24/422, West Yakkara, Cr No 364/16 Sivaprakash, 30 Gukam Rassol 55 Kasaba PS 30.04.16 kasaba Ps JFCM-I Bailed Muhammed Palakkad u/s 279,338 IPC SCPO 4143 by Police Kathalimattom.Thalak Cr 411/16 u/s P.M Libi, S.I of Bailed by the 31 Manoj Thankappan 40 kal(H),Pampampallam Walayar 25.04.16 279 Ipc 185 MV Walayar Police, Walayar Police ,Kanalpirivu,Walayar Act PS P.M Libi, S.I of Kallankkad,Pampamp Cr 413/16 u/s Bailed by the 32 Jagadheesh Chandran 34 Walayar 27.04.16 Walayar Police, Walayar allam,Walayar 15© Abkari Act Police PS Puthan Cr 414/16 u/s P.M Libi, S.I of Bailed by the 33 Biju Chinnppan 35 Veedu,Kongattupada Walayar 28.04.16 279 IPC 185 Walayar Police, Walayar Police m,Kanjikkode MV Act PS P.M Libi, S.I of Puthanpurakkal,Kallan Cr 415/16 u/s Bailed by the 34 Vijayakumar Appukuttan 31 Walayar 29.04.16 Walayar Police, Walayar kadu,Attapallam 118(a) KPAct Police PS Jamsheermanzil,Chen 26.04.2016 Crime 327/16 t chandran SI of Bailed by 35 JamsheerAli Shoukathali 19 thamaranagar,Thatha ChitturPS Chittur at 16.55 u/s 279,338 IPC Police Police mangalam Parakkalam,Thathama 26.04.2016 Crime 329/16 t chandran SI of Bailed by 36 Pramod Chemban 32 Mettupalayam Chittur ngalam at 16.56 u/s15 of KG Act Police Police Near railway station 26.04.2016 Crime 329/16 t chandran SI of Bailed by 37 Ummer Apparawther 63 Mettupalayam Chittur Pudunagaram at 16.57 u/s15 of KG Act Police Police Chenthamaranagar,Th 26.04.2016 Crime 329/16 t chandran SI of Bailed by 38 Abdulnazar Abdul jabbar 42 Mettupalayam Chittur athamangalam at 16.58 u/s15 of KG Act Police Police Rayappanstreet,Thath 26.04.2016 Crime 329/16 t chandran SI of Bailed by 39 Khaleel AbdulHameed 49 Mettupalayam Chittur amangalam at 16.59 u/s15 of KG Act Police Police Om sakthy Crime 333/16 Balasubraman 01.05.2016 t chandran SI of Bailed by 40 Ponnuswamy 53 illam,mettukada,K.K.p Mettukada u/s 118(i) of KP Chittur iam at 16.60 Police Police athy,chittur Act MK Puram Ps Chenthamaraks Kanjagad Veedu, Meenakshipura 28.04.16 Cr: 259/16 u/s Syamkumar.V.S Bailed by 41 Swaminathan 36 MK Puram han Koottala, Kunissery m Jn 08.30 hrs 118 (a) of KP SI of Police Police Act MK Puram Ps Cr: 256/16 u/s Plachimada, 29.04.16 143, 147, 148, Syamkumar.V.S Bailed by 42 Adihyan Krishnankuty 22 Surrendered MK Puram Kannnimari 12.00 hrs 341, 294(b), SI of Police Police 506(ii), 324, 427 r/w 149 IPC MK Puram Ps Cr: 256/16 u/s Karadikunnu, 29.04.16 143, 147, 148, Syamkumar.V.S Bailed by 43 Satheesh Sankaran 26 Surrendered MK Puram Kannnimari 12.00 hrs 341, 294(b), SI of Police Police 506(ii), 324, 427 r/w 149 IPC MK Puram Ps Cr: 256/16 u/s Karadikunnu, 29.04.16 143, 147, 148, Syamkumar.V.S Bailed by 44 Vinu Vasu 26 Surrendered MK Puram Kannnimari 12.00 hrs 341, 294(b), SI of Police Police 506(ii), 324, 427 r/w 149 IPC MK Puram Ps Cr: 256/16 u/s Plachimada, 29.04.16 143, 147, 148, Syamkumar.V.S Bailed by 45 Rasheed Kasim 20 Surrendered MK Puram Kannnimari 12.00 hrs 341, 294(b), SI of Police Police 506(ii), 324, 427 r/w 149 IPC MK Puram Ps Karipali (PO), 29.04.16 Cr: 262/16 u/s Chandran, GASI Bailed by 46 Sheffeq Sirajudheen 23 Enthalpalam MK Puram Patanchery 20.00 hrs 118 ( e) of KP of Police Police Act MK Puram Ps Meenakshipura 12.04.16 Syamkumar.V.S Bailed by 47 Mohan Raj Ramaswamy 43 Kulathipudur Cr: 240/16 u/s MK Puram m P.S 11.30 hrs SI Of Police Police 279,304 (A) IPC MK Puram Ps Balanarayanan, Lakshmi Nilayam, 13.04.16 Cr: 250/16 u/s Bailed by 48 Kaladharan Narayanan 30 Vandithavala MK Puram Addl.
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