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Further lead in `Lokayukta raid'

Staff Correspondent

MANGALORE: The police in their investigation of the "Lokayukta raid" case on the house of a town-planning officer, have recovered a 0.22 revolver and a tiger pelt from the house of the accused, B.N. Kiran.

The investigators have also arrested G. Anil Kini (24) of Active Rubber Stamp shop on the charge of supplying fake rubber stamp of the Lokayukta to the accused. B. Dayananda, Superintendent of Police said that the loaded weapon and the tiger pelt were recovered from a house at Derebail-Konchady under Kavoor police station limits. While the estimated price of the revolver was Rs. 75,000, the tiger pelt had been valued at Rs. 50,000.

Kavoor police have registered separate cases against Kiran in this regard.

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