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Fatal Assault in Mangaluru: New Arrest in Abdul Rahiman Case

Mangaluru police have made a thirteenth arrest in the Abdul Rahiman fatal assault case, apprehending Ranjith, a 35-year-old resident of Pudu village, as the investigation continues to develop.

ParJasmine Demraoui
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Bantwal Rural Police Station where the investigation into the Abdul Rahiman case is being conducted

Police Make Additional Arrest in Fatal Assault Investigation

Mangaluru police have apprehended another suspect in connection with the fatal assault case that resulted in the death of Abdul Rahiman. The latest arrest brings the total number of suspects in custody to thirteen, highlighting the ongoing efforts to address community safety and social justice concerns in the region.

Case Details and Latest Developments

The newly arrested suspect has been identified as Ranjith (alias Ranju), a 35-year-old resident of Pudu village in Bantwal taluk. This arrest, made on Sunday, represents significant progress in the investigation of the May 27 incident that occurred in Irakodi of Kuriyala village.

The case, which falls under the jurisdiction of Bantwal Rural Police Station, has drawn attention to issues of local governance and public safety. The incident involved the brutal assault of two drivers, Abdul Rahiman and Kalandar Shafi, with Rahiman subsequently succumbing to his injuries.

Investigation Progress

Law enforcement officials have demonstrated commitment to pursuing justice in this case, reflecting broader efforts to address transparency and accountability in governance. The investigation remains active, with authorities continuing to gather evidence and examine the circumstances surrounding the assault.

Key Investigation Points:

  • Total arrests now stand at 13 suspects
  • Investigation centered in Bantwal Rural Police Station jurisdiction
  • Focus on both immediate perpetrators and potential accomplices
  • Ongoing evidence collection and witness interviews

Jasmine Demraoui

Journalist in governance and climate reform, based in Windhoek.