Four SDPI activists held in Kerala BJP leader murder case
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At least 12 assailants were involved in the murder of Ranjith Sreenivas in Alappuzha
The Kerala police team, probing the murder of BJP leader in Alappuzha on December 19, detained fouron Tuesday. A police official said that their arrest would be recorded by Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the police recovered four motorbikes allegedly used by the assailants from Mannancherry. Bloodstains have been found on one of the bikes. At least 12 assailants were involved in the murder of Sreenivas.
Sreenivas was hacked to death in his house at Vellakinar in Alappuzha allegedly in retaliation for the murder of Social Democratic Party of India State secretary K.S. Shan in Mannancherry on December 18. On Monday, the police had arrested two RSS activists in connection with Shan’s murder.
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