Police And Crime in India
Police And Crime in India
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Their ostensible means of livelihood may be alms. Some of them sell scented oil, mixtures and pills to which are ascribed potent properties, or sacred water from the Ganges which they carry about in an earthen jar.
There is seemingly no crime which these people will not commit. Theft of anything, especially cattle and crops, burglary, highway robbery, and dacoity, the administration of stupefying drugs, form some of the items in their category of offences. They will perpetrate the most ingeniou...s and daring of frauds. In the year 1887 a whole series of crimes at, and round about, Bijapur, committed by Bowris from the north of India, was detected by Mr. Michael Kennedy, then District Superintendent of Police, and now Inspector-General. The ringleader was a man of the most remarkable talent and ability. His name, or the name that he went by, was Baldeodas. He was the spiritual leader of a body of ascetic Gosains, who resided at the mutt, or cloister-monas- tery, known as the Taj Bauri, a most beautiful edifice in the city of Bijapur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their ostensible means of livelihood may be alms. Some of them sell scented oil, mixtures and pills to which are ascribed potent properties, or sacred water from the Ganges which they carry about in an earthen jar.
There is seemingly no crime which these people will not commit. Theft of anything, especially cattle and crops, burglary, highway robbery, and dacoity, the administration of stupefying drugs, form some of the items in their category of offences. They will perpetrate the most ingeniou...s and daring of frauds. In the year 1887 a whole series of crimes at, and round about, Bijapur, committed by Bowris from the north of India, was detected by Mr. Michael Kennedy, then District Superintendent of Police, and now Inspector-General. The ringleader was a man of the most remarkable talent and ability. His name, or the name that he went by, was Baldeodas. He was the spiritual leader of a body of ascetic Gosains, who resided at the mutt, or cloister-monas- tery, known as the Taj Bauri, a most beautiful edifice in the city of Bijapur.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Charles Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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