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The SFI accused the Kerala Police of acting in favour of the Sangh Parivar and vowed to intensify its protest against the UDF government.
Several students were injured and arrested, prompting fresh protests at the Secretariat and district centres across the state.
The police carried out a severe lathicharge against the SFI march on Tuesday, which was held in protest against the Governor’s attempts to saffronise universities in Keralam and the UDF government’s support for the move.
When journalists asked how a person with a criminal background could become a DCC member, Satheesan replied that he did not know.
Police allege Anila deliberately drove an SUV into Anjana, who later died from her injuries.
The doctor allegedly behaved inappropriately towards a resident of Pachoor in Vettikkavala who arrived at the hospital with severe chest pain and a female relative.
The High Court had earlier directed that a fine of Rs 5,000 be imposed for each unauthorised modification made to a vehicle.
DGP Ravada Chandrasekhar ordered the withdrawal, while an inquiry may examine whether the inclusion of Ajith Kumar's name was a clerical error or had other reasons.
The cases involve allegations of cheating worth more than Rs 3 crore, including a complaint linked to a promise of shareholding in Kannur International Airport.
He called for an independent inquiry and strict action against those found guilty of the crackdown, in which several students, including women, were injured.
The Kerala State Electricity Board will impose a fuel surcharge on consumers from September to recover additional costs incurred from purchasing electricity from external sources.
Several students, including women, were injured in the police action as protesters attempted to enter the university headquarters.
He accused the Home Department of making baseless allegations after questions were raised over the handling of Operation Toofan and an MDMA case.
Justice Jobin Sebastian dismissed a plea seeking to quash proceedings in a Palakkad sexual assault case, holding that POCSO takes precedence over personal laws.
His family has alleged lapses in patient care, including failure to install protective bed grills and delays in emergency treatment, and has filed a complaint with the Medical College police.
