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Monday, November 4, 2024

Karnataka police arrest pedophile Ayyub (52) who worked as orphanage caretaker

The police in Mangaluru on Tuesday arrested an alleged pedophile, who worked as a caretaker in the Ullala Noorani orphanage and Dharul Maskin child care centre at Kumpala in Dakshina Kannada district.

Mangaluru city police commissioner, N. Shashi Kumar, told reporters that the caretaker was arrested after a 14-year-old boy accused him of sexual abuse during an awareness camp.

Kumar said that the commissionarate had organised an awareness camp with the help of NGOs where this incident came to light when the police officers started explaining how sexual abuse takes place.

He added that this was not just a solitary case, as they have come across 20 such incidents in various places which are being investigated at this juncture.

The arrested person has been identified as Ayyub, 52, from Konaje near Mangaluru.

Kumar said that a case under POCSO Act has been registered against the accused.

(The story has been published via a syndicated feed with a modified headline.)


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