mapusa suresh morajkar arrested in the pirated cds case was released on conditional bail on tuesday even as the konkani tiatristsin mapusa have demanded that the government frame rules to protect konkani tiatrists acting on the complaint filed by tiatr artiste francis de tuem the mapusa police on tuesday had raided a shop suresh music at the mapusa municipal market and seized around 5000 pirated cds of tiatrs and arrested owner suresh morajkar authorized duplicate printed audio cds vcds mp3s were displayed for sale inside and outside the shop mapusa police seized and attached a cd writer from his shop morajkar has been asked to report to the police station for four days francis de tuem had come across the pirated cd of his latest tiatr titled illegal i released my latest cd at old goa and was shocked that the pirated copies have reached mapusa market and are being sold at a cheaper price this is not an encouraging sign for us tuem said stunned by the incident tuem along with the tiatr fraternity lodged a complaint at the mapusa police station the police registered a complaint under section 51 section 52 a read with 6368 a of copy right act and psi nv halankar is investigating the case morajkar a resident of assagao was accused in a similar case in august 2010 where he was accused of selling pirated dvds and cds morajkar was then charged under the copyright act and the police said the matter is still going on in court the konkani stage artistes fraternity have condemned the menace of piracy of cds around 20 tiatrists who met dysp sammy tavares on tuesday put forth their hardships involved in bringing out their cds and felt that such piracy was seriously damaging their work if such persons are not dealt with firmly then some of us who earn our livelihood by producing cds will be on the roads tuem said