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NIA takes into custody Kerala PFI activist accused in murder of RSS functionary

  •   Tue, Mar 19 2024 05:26:42 PM

Thiruvananthapuram, Mar 19 (IANS): Almost two years after the cold-blooded murder of a popular RSS functionary in Palakkad district, NIA, on Tuesday, took into custody a top PFI activist who was on the run.

Hailing from Malappuram, Shafeeq, a key person in the murder, was taken into custody from Kollam, about 70 kms from the state capital.

On April 16, 2022, a group of five men on two bikes arrived at the shop of 45-year-old Sreenivasan, a popular RSS activist, and was hacked to death in Palakkad city.

Sreenivasan was sitting in his auto consulting shop when the attackers rushed in, and in a few minutes, killed him with swords and knives.

NIA takes into custody Kerala PFI activist accused in murder of RSS functionary

Hearing the cries of Sreenivasan, when people came rushing, they saw one person sitting on a bike waiting for the killers to return, and soon, they went away on the two bikes.

Sreenivasan was a former RSS office bearer and a key functionary.

 
  

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  • Gautam Das, Bangalore

    Tue, Mar 19 2024

    Then why NIA couldn’t take custody of Praveen Nettaru’s killers who NIA said are in Kerala so they couldn’t arrest them, whereas here NIA took custody of PFI leader from Kollam in Kerala because it’s very crucial for BJP now to use NIA and arrest who are formidable opponents to BJP in election time. But if the arrested PFI person buys electoral bonds then he will be released with clean chit immediately even if the murdered victim is from RSS, VHP or even Lord Ram from heaven.

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