Two private cars set ablaze at Yeyyadi
Two private cars set ablaze at Yeyyadi
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangalore, December 15: Unidentified assailants set ablaze two cars parked at Gundalike near Yeyyadi on Wednesday, December 15, Kadri police said.
Kadri police investigating the case said that the two private cars Maruthi Omni and Maruthi 800 are belonging to Ashwath U Shetty and K A Bhoja, resident of Gundalike.
They further said that the incident might have taken place in the early morning of Wednesday.
The driver of Hosadiganta vehicle, who saw the car in fully damaged condition, alerted the fire service. But by the time the fire service personnel could reach the spot the cars were gutted. Meanwhile, Owners have lost their registration book and other documents in the incident.
A complaint has been registered in Kadri police station and investigations are on.
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