Accused Persons Arrested in Thiruvananthapuram City District from 06.12.2015 to 12.12.2015

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Accused Persons Arrested in Thiruvananthapuram City District from 06.12.2015 to 12.12.2015 Accused Persons arrested in Thiruvananthapuram City district from 06.12.2015 to 12.12.2015 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 Olichunada Pirampinkottu 1 konam 06.12.15 1686/15 U/s: Vattiyoorkav Biju Belson 24 Male Malayinkeezhu Kachani 14.45 Hrs 279 IPC u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail 1688/15 U/s:279 IPC 2 Rajesh Kripa MRA - A23 06.12.15 &185 of MV Vattiyoorkav SI Anoop R kumar Christhudas 47 Male Mukkola Nettayam Nettayam 18.00Hrs Act u PS chandran Stn Bail Shabu Nivas 1692/15 U/s: 3 36 Irukunnam 06.12.15 279 IPC& 185 Vattiyoorkav SIAnoop R Shabu Venu Male Nettayam Melathumele 18.40Hrs Of MV ACT u PS Chandran Stn Bail Priya Bhavan 1693/15 U/s: 4 Muraleedhara Maikkonathu Veedu 08.12.15 279 IPC &185 Vattiyoorkav ASI Binukumar n Nair 38 male Karakulam Kachani Nettayam 00.50 of MV Act u PS P.Anilkumar Stn Bail 1694/15 U/s: 279 IPC & 5 Vilayil veedu 185,146 r/w Ajeesh Radhakrishna Pullukad Jn Mannarakona 08.12.15 146 of Mv Vattiyoorkav @Chinnan n 27 Male Kulathoor Aakipra m 15.50 Hrs Act u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail Daya Nagar 1695/15 U/s: 6 Kudappanakunnu Mannarakona 08.12.15 279 IPC & 185 Vattiyoorkav Pradeep Mundan 30 Male Peroorkada m 15.55 of MV Act u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail Sakthi Saranya 1697/15 U/s: 7 Veedu Near 279 IPC& 185 Peethambara Musthafa saw mill Mannarakona 08.12.15 ,3(1) r/w 181 Vattiyoorkav Gopakumar n Nair 48 Male Kachani Karakulam m 16.00 Hrs of K P Act u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail Vandhanam Nivas 8 Rameswaram Road 1698/15 U/s: Puliyarakonam 08.12.15 279 IPC & 185 Vattiyoorkav Santhosh Ayyappan 35 Male Vuilappil Vattiyoorkavu 16.10 of Mv Act u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail Shalom Nivas 1699/15 U/s: 9 Muthunayaka Ozhukupara 08.12.15 279 IPC & 185 Vattiyoorkav Selvan m 46 Male Kuttiyani vattappara Vattiyoorkavu 16.15 Hrs of MV Act u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail Vishu Bhavan Panankara 10 vazhottukonam 09-12-2015 1700/15 U/s: Vattiyoorkav Biju Lekshman 32 male Peroorkada Munnamoodu 12.05 hrs 279 IPC u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail 1701/15 Us: 11 TC 7/467 VKP Nagar 09-12-2015 279 IPC & 185 Vattiyoorkav Jaya Kumar Saimon 45 Male Kanjirampara Kanjirampara 12.30 hrs of Mv Act u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail CRA 38 Nirmalayam 1702/15 U/s: 12 Surendran Chappathu 09-12-2015 279 IPC & 185 Vattiyoorkav SI Samjith Nair 34 Male Kavinpuram Munnamoodu 20.35 hrs of Mv Act u PS Vijayakumaran Stn Bail Near Penthakose 13 Chruch Peoples 10-12-2015 1703/15 Vattiyoorkav Jayan Sadasivan 40 Male Nagar Kachani Nettayam 10.00 hrs U/s:279 IPC u PS SI Igatious Stn Bail Kunnipurahtu Veedu 14 Kunnipuram Nedunkadu, Mannarakona 10-12-2015 1706/15 U/s: Vattiyoorkav Arujun Chandran 26 Male Manakadu m 17.30 hrs 279 IPC u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail 15 Mulavukadu veedu 10-12-2015 1707/15 U/s: Vattiyoorkav Manu Thulasi 23 Male Manalayam Kachani Vattiyoorkavu 17.45 hrs 279 IPC u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail Anandu Lane Near 16 Manthamorrthi 10-12-2015 1708/15 U/s: Vattiyoorkav Gokul Gopakumar 18 Male Temple PTP Nettayam 19.00 hrs 279 IPC u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail Remya Devika Bhavan , 1709/15 U/s: 17 Kalagramam, 108, Kalagramam 10-12-2015 118(A) of Kp Vattiyoorkav Jaya Kumar Krishnan Nair 44 Male Koduganoor road 21.00 hrs Act u PS SI Rajan Stn Bail TCRA 93 Chembukonam Residents 18 Association Near 1710/15 U/s: Madhusoodha Community Hall, Mannarakona 11-12-2015 119(A) of KP Vattiyoorkav SHO Anoop R Arun Kumar nan Nair 19 Male Vazhottukonam m 11.30 hrs Act u PS Chandran Stn Bail Mottalumoodu 1712/15 U/s: 19 Prasad @ Veedu Pidayanoor Mannarakona 11-12-2015 15© of Abkari Vattiyoorkav Motti Prasad Dennis 35 Male Nettayam m 16.00 hrs Act u PS SI Igatious Stn Bail Asarivila veedu 1713/15 U/s: 20 Ramakrishnan Opposite Vellanadu Mannarakona 11-12-2015 279 IPC & 185 Vattiyoorkav SHO Anoop R Ajith Kumar Thampi 54 Male Temple Vellanadu m 17.15 hrs of Mv Act u PS Chandran Stn Bail 21 Sarojini BhavanNear 1714/15 U/s: Kulasekharam Siva 11-12-2015 279 IPC & 185 Vattiyoorkav SHO Anoop R Sunil Kumar Sedharan 39 Male Temple Koduganoor Vattiyoorkavu 18.00 hrs of Mv Act u PS Chandran Stn Bail Adavahapara Nankara Lane Bethel Bhavan Poova Chal 22 Veeranakavu now reisiding at Mani 12-12- 1715/15 U/s: Bhavan, S RC7 PTP Maithry 201514.30 269 IPC 120 Vattiyoorkav SHO Anoop R Biju Stephen Stephenson 41 Male Nagar Nagar hrs 9C) fo Kp Act u PS Chandran Stn Bail MRA 117 Rajesh 23 Surendran Bhavan Pappadu 12-12-2015 1716/15 U/s: Vattiyoorkav SHO Anoop R Abhilash Nair 23 Male Vazhottukonam CPT Jn 17.30 hrs 279 IPC u PS Chandran Stn Bail Chundukattaykal Puthen veedu 1717/15 U/s: 24 Madhusoodha Thozhuvankodu 12-12-2015 15© of Abkari Vattiyoorkav SHO Anoop R Aneesh nan Nair 29 male Kanjirampara Vattiyoorkavu 18.00 hrs Act u PS Chandran Stn Bail Chundavila Veedu 1718/15 U/s: 25 Rajesh Kavalloor 12-12-2015 15© of Abkari Vattiyoorkav SI kumar Rajappan 32 Male Vattiyoorkavu Vattiyoorkavu 19.00 hrs Act u PS Vijayakuamran Stn Bail Mannan Nagar, Aswathy Bhavan, TC Thampanoor Cr. 175315 Lowrence Bailed by 26 Sanal Kumar Viswabharan 47 6/12/2015 Thampanoor 68/779(1), KSRTC U/s 279 IPC GSI Police Thiruvallam Valiyavila Veedu, Cr. 1754/15 TC 50/630, Power House U/s 279 IPC Prembasha Bailed by 27 Anu Babu 30 Kaladi 6/12/2015 Thampanoor Road and 185 MV SI Police Ward,Manacaud Act Lakshmi Vilasam Cr. 1755/15 Muralidhara Power House S.P Prakash Bailed by 28 Gopalakrishnan 48 Veedu, Jagathy 6/12/2015 U/s 118(a) KP Thampanoor n Road SHO Police Ward, Thyhcaud a ct Narayani Sadanam TC 23/1010, Unni Cr. 1756/15 S.P Prakash Bailed by 29 Venu Gopal Balakrishnan 45 Vydiar Mudukku, RMS Junction 7/12/2015 Thampanoor U/s 279 IPC SHO Police Valiyasala, Thycaud Cr.1757/15 Kamukinkuzhi Mele U/s 279 IPC S.P Prakash Bailed by 30 Jayan Pachan Pilla 32 Puthen Veedu, Over Bridge 7/12/2015 Thampanoor and 185 MV SHO Police Konchiravila Act TC 21/22, Near Cr. 1758/15 Shanmugham Kalyan Kripa U/s 15© r/w S.P Prakash Bailed by 31 Saravanan 44 7/12/2015 Thampanoor Nadar Hospital,Ariyasala, Mudukku 63 of Abkari SHO Police Manacaud, Act Kuzhivilakath Cr. 1758/15 Veedu, TC Peeru Kripa U/s 15© r/w S.P Prakash Bailed by 32 Maheen 49 20/1115,Kunzhalum 7/12/2015 Thampanoor Mohammed Mudukku 63 of Abkari SHO Police modu, Near Railway Act bridge Cr. 1759/15 U/s Vadavoor 283 S.P Prakash Bailed by 33 Vinod Vikraman 37 Veedu,Anayara,Ven Thycaud 7/12/2015 IPC,120(b) KP Thampanoor SHO Police palavatttom Act and 122 r/w 177 MV Act Painkulam,Melpana Cr.1760/15 Bailed by 34 Manoj Sasikumar 27 Veedu,Kannyakuma S.S.Kovil Road 7/12/2015 U/s Thampanoor T.Johny Police ri 118(a) KP Act Bindhu Bhavan, Thampanoor Cr. 1761/15 T.Stuvert, Bailed by 35 Maju Sasi 33 Manikanteswaram, 8/12/2015 Thampanoor KSRTC U/s 279 IPC SI Police Kavadi Vazhayila Cr.1762/15 U/s 283 Puthuval Puthen Thampanoor IPC,120 (B) of S.P Prakash Bailed by 36 Jaya Kumar Thomas 38 Veedu, 8/12/2015 Thampanoor KSRTC KP Act and SHO Police Kottamam,Chenkal 122r/w 177 MV Act Cr.1763/15 U/s 283 Thoppil Veedu, Aristo IPC,120 (B) of Lowrence Bailed by 37 Ratheesh Murukan 35 Kavadi 8/12/2015 Thampanoor Junction KP Act and GSI Police Road,Palkulangara 122r/w 177 MV Act SR UPS School, Vasudevan Thampanoor Cr. 1764/15 Lowrence Bailed by 38 Sunil Kumar 25 Thara 8/12/2015 Thampanoor Nair KSRTC U/s 279 IPC GSI Police bhavan,Pallichal Karthika Bhavan,TC 34/1733,Near Thampanoor Cr. 1765/15 Shaji Thomas Bailed by 39 Aji Yovel 42 9/12/2015 Thampanoor Karankode, KSRTC U/s 279 IPC SI Police Kachani Sree Nilayam, Pangajashan Chettiyanpara Near Thampanoor Cr. 1766/15 Shaji Thomas Bailed by 40 Sreevan 31 9/12/2015 Thampanoor Pilla CSI KSRTC U/s 283 IPC SI Police Church,Tholikkode Vilayil Veedu,TC 49/237, Thampanoor Cr. 1767/15 S.P Prakash Bailed by 41 Girish Sukumaran 45 Kuthukallum 9/12/2015 Thampanoor KSRTC U/s 279 IPC SHO Police Moodu,Kalippankula m Chaliyatheruvil Cr. 1768/15 Thampanoor S.P Prakash Bailed by 42 Prasad Achalose 32 Veedu, Near 9/12/2015 U/s 118(a) KP Thampanoor KSRTC SHO Police Chirakonam Act Charuninavila Thampanoor Cr. 1769/15 S.P Prakash Bailed by 43 Rajesh Kuchelan 29 Veedu,Pazhaya ######### Thampanoor KSRTC U/s 283 IPC SHO Police Kada,Thiruppuram Poonkulam, Kunnumpurath Thampanoor Cr. 1770/15 S.P Prakash Bailed by 44 Krishnan Parameswaran 58 ######### Thampanoor Veedu, Kalliyoor KSRTC U/s 283 IPC SHO Police Ward G.S.Nivas, Sudhakaran Thampanoor Cr.
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