Undertrial escapes from custody at Udupi railway station

August 28, 2013 02:18 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 09:20 pm IST - UDUPI

An under trial prisoner Nagaraj, who was being brought from Thrissur in Kerala to Udupi, managed to escape from the police custody at the Udupi railway station on Wednesday, police said.

A two-member police team of Kerala which escorting him when he gave the slip around 9 a.m.. The policemen hand put a handcuff on one of his hands. He was brought to Udupi for producing in the court in connection with a house breaking and a theft case, according to district SP, M.B. Boralingaiah,

Nagaraj is wanted in several cases in Karnataka, Kerala and and Tamil Nadu. He was allegedly involved in the murder of Vinod Shettigar, another offender, at the District Sub-Jail at Anjar village about 15 km from Udupi, in 2011. “We are searching for him. Nagaraj hails from Shimoga district”, Mr. Boralingaiah said.

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