Fundamentalists behind RSS worker’s murder: BJP
The Hindu
Krishnadas flays police for not arresting culprits yet
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national executive member P.K. Krishnadas said here on Tuesday that the murder of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) worker A. Sanjith at Mambaram, near here, on Monday was not part of a political clash. He said it was a murder executed by religious fundamentalists.
He criticised the police for highlighting Sanjith’s criminal background. “He has not been involved in any case since 2019. Did the District Police Chief want to send out a message that Sanjith was a person who should have been killed?” Mr. Krishnadas asked.
The BJP leader accused District Police Chief R. Viswanath of creating stories for the media, instead of trying to go after the culprits. “Any acts of fundamentalism should be viewed with utmost
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