Kerala Congress Chief Slams Police Over CPI-M Worker Murder
NDTV
"This kind of incidences is happening daily in the state. Police don't have any control over law and order in the state. The Kerala police do not have any power to curb the violence in the state," K Sudhakaran said.
Kerala Congress unit chief K Sudhakaran condemned the murder of a CPI(M) worker in Thalassery in Kannur district on Monday and said police is responsible for the deteriorating law and order situation in the state.
Speaking to reporters in Thiruvananthapuram, he said, "This kind of incidences is happening daily in the state. Police don't have any control over law and order in the state. The Kerala police do not have any power to curb the violence in the state."
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A CPI(M) worker was allegedly hacked to death at New Mahe in Thalassery on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday.
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A preliminary investigation of the victim's mobile location and call detail records directed the police to the accused's house in Jodhpur.
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