Police arrest 10 PFI activists in Uppinangady rioting case
The Hindu
Cases under several provisions of the IPC registered
The Uppinangady police on Thursday arrested 10 Popular Front of India (PFI) activists allegedly involved in rioting outside the police station and attempted to murder Bantwala rural police sub-inspector Prasanna Kumar on Tuesday.
Police gave the names of the accused, arrested on PSI Kumar’s complaint as, Mohammed Tahir, Sadiq, Abdul Mubarak, Abdul Sharin, Mohammed Jahir, Sujir Mohammed Faizal, Mohammed Hanif, N. Kasim, Mohammed Asif and Tufail Mohammed.
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