BJP, SDPI play blame game over killing of their leaders in Kerala's Alappuzha
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The BJP and the SDPI have accused each other of the alleged killing of their respective leaders in Alappuzha district of Kerala.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) have accused each other of the alleged killing of their respective leaders in Alappuzha district of Kerala. Strongly condemn the brutal murder of OBC Morcha State Secretary Adv. Renjith Sreenivasan by PFI terrorists. He was hacked to death in broad daylight. Renjith contested the assembly elections in BJP ticket in 2016. PFI has murdered three BJP-RSS leaders in the last two months pic.twitter.com/DBPlMtDNAi This Smiling man whom you see in the photo is no more smiling ..for he has been hacked to death by goons in Kerala today morning.He’s #RenjithSreenivasan , the OBC Morcha Secretary of @BJP4KeralamRightly said “Wherever there’s left, nothing is left of humanity”? ?????? ???? pic.twitter.com/lGGmbwLNGr .@VijayanPinarayi' Goondaraj takes yet another precious life.@BJP4OBCMorcha State Secretary Adv. Renjith Sreenivasan hacked to death by SDPI goons@CPIMKerala rule turning the state into a killing field.No Law & OrderNo security for citizensKillers go scot-free. Shame! pic.twitter.com/VOfxJKrkeO
On Saturday, KS Shan, the state secretary of the SDPI in Kerala, was allegedly attacked by an unidentified gang in the same district. Shan, who was severely injured in the incident, was referred to a government hospital in Kochi where he died.
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