Murder of RTI activist: NaMo Naresh remanded to judicial custody till July 11

July 2, 2016

Mangaluru, Jul 2: Naresh Shenoy aka NaMo Naresh, the prime accused in murder of RTI activist Vinayak P Baliga, has been sent to judicial custody till July 11 by the 3rd judicial magistrate first class court on Saturday.

Naresh who was arrested at Hejamady near Udupi on June 26 was initially sent to police custody up to June 30 and the court on request from investigating officer K Tilakchandra, assistant commissioner of police, Mangaluru central sub-division extended it by 48-hours up to July 2.

Senior police officer monitoring the murder case investigations said there is fair progress into ongoing investigation. "We need to probe in some depth the planning (that went) into the (March 21) incident," noted Sanjeev M Patil, deputy commissioner of police (crime and traffic). "We may move the court again for his custody if more fresh evidence comes up during the course of investigations," he said adding a supplementary chargesheet will be filed in due course.

Sanjeev Patil said the city police will staunchly oppose any move on part of Naresh to obtain bail at this stage when he is in judicial custody. "We will convey to the court that any such move is not conducive to the ongoing investigations," he said.

In a related development, the court based on a representation from Ramachandra Baliga refused to accept a request from Naresh Shenoy that he needed to be hospitalized for chronic obstructive renal disease that he suffers from. Asha Nayak, advocate for applicant said the district government Wenlock Hospital has the best of nephrologists and urologists and facilities to treat person for such a disease.

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Fusion-2K25: Melkar Women’s College Celebrates 17th Annual Day and Graduation Ceremony

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December 17,2025

Melkar, Dec 17: The 17th Annual Day and Graduation Ceremony of Melkar Women’s PU and Degree College, themed “Fusion-2K25,” was celebrated with dignity and enthusiasm, marking a significant milestone in the institution’s academic journey. The programme reflected the college’s steadfast commitment to academic excellence, character building, and the holistic development of students.

The event was inaugurated by Mr. Asif Mohammed, whose presence greatly enriched the occasion. The celebration was further graced by the chief guests Mr. P. B. Ahmed Mudassir and Mr. Nissar Fakeer Mohammed, along with the distinguished guests of honour Mr. B. A. Nazeer and Mr. Ibrahim Gadiyar. In their inspiring addresses, the guests encouraged the graduating students and appreciated the dedicated efforts of the management, faculty, and students.

The annual report was presented by the Principal, Mr. Abdul Majeed S, highlighting the institution’s academic progress, notable achievements, and extracurricular accomplishments during the academic year.

The presidential address was delivered by the esteemed Chairman of Melkar Women’s PU and Degree College, Dr. Haji S. M. Rasheed, who emphasized the vital role of education in empowering women and shaping responsible citizens. He also stressed the importance of discipline, dedication, and perseverance in achieving success.

Cultural programmes and academic recognitions formed an integral part of the celebration, showcasing the talents and achievements of the students. The graduation ceremony was a proud moment for the outgoing students as they were formally conferred degrees and wished success in their future endeavours.

Ms. Mashmooma Fathima served as the Master of Ceremonies. The welcome address was delivered by Ms. Fathima Nida, and the programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Ms. Ayisha Suhana.

The event successfully achieved its objectives and was highly appreciated by the guests and attendees.

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