Dudu on Facebook from behind bars?
HERALD REPORTER
PANJIM, JULY 19
Apparently depicting a weak functioning of the Government machinery, it has come to light that international drug dealer David Driham aka Dudu is active on Facebook social networking website from behind bars.
In judicial remand, Dudu is in constant touch with his sister, friends and fiancee via Facebook chat apparently with or without the knowledge of jail officials.
“My baby I love you so much, my fiancee”, Dudu messaged in the Facebook page written to Zarine Driham on April 15.
He was lately reassigned to Vasco sub-jail from the Central jail at Aguada for his notorious acts against other inmates and jail authorities.
The account was last updated on June 18 when the drug dealer was lodged in Aguada judicial lock-up. He was arrested in February 2010 when anti-narcotic sleuths intercepted him near his house in Siolim with several kilograms of narcotics worth around Rs 3.81 lakh. He is since then behind bars.
Meanwhile, his Facebook page also shows a couple of messages from his friends back in Israel. “Come on bro Aba”ah truth will come and you will be with us here” Nahari Eyal, Dudu’s friend from Farzliya, Israel wrote.
“Atonement for you. All miss you, and keep your fingers crossed,” Jude Yhudit Azulay, a photographer based in Ramat Gen, Israeli writes in.
Dudu’s sister, who frequently trips Goa also kept in touch with her brother on Facebook.
Photographs of celebrating Valentines Day by Dudu with his fiancé are also prominently displayed on the website.
Inspector General of Prisons Mihir Vardhan, when asked said he would investigate the uploads on the social networking site. “How sure you are that he himself is doing it? Someone else may also do it on his behalf”, Vardhan said giving an indication that either he is sure enough that Dudu isn’t doing it or he is not ready to accept the reality.
Sources in the Aguada jail have informed that Dudu has been getting royal treatment with mobile phones and things on demand.
Recently a few jail guards were transferred from Aguada. Sources informed they provided him materials like cigarettes and mobile phone.
Ironically, Dudu has attempted suicide twice during his near-five month stay in the jail.
