THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala police have registered 143 instances and arrested 260 individuals in Kannur district in the ultimate 48 hours in connection with the violence that began over Sabarimala issue. As many as 19 individuals had been arrested and 33 taken to preventive custody in connection with violence at Thalassery in Kannur since ultimate night.
State police leader Loknath Behera said that police has stepped up the vigil and have deployed sufficient forces to comprise further violence at Thalassery. The police have erected 11 wood posts in the house, and 10 cell patrolling devices have also been pressed into action. Several senior officials had been additionally deployed, including, 3 DSPs, one ASP, six circle inspectors and 10 sub-inspectors caring for house in the wake of hysteria that is prevailing in the house. Kannur SP G Siva Vikram camped here until late night on Thursday to supervise the vigil.
Around 150 policemen had been deployed in Thalassery on my own. Surveillance cameras have also been put in. "Things are getting under control now, and we are putting all available resources to ensure that violence does not go out of hand. No individuals have been injured despite the tense situation," Siva Vikram said.
The SP carried out a joint assembly of CPM and BJP leaders of the district during which distinguished leaders of each the parties participated.
Bombs have been hurled aiming on the homes of Thalassery MLA AN Shamseer, (CPM) and BJP’s nationwide executive member and Rajya Sabha MP V Muraleedharan on Friday late night.
The police have also registered 76 more instances in Pathanamthitta district in connection with the violence. Of this, 9 in Adoor on my own. Additional forces had been deployed in Pathanamthitta the place one Ayyappa devotee was once killed in stone pelting in connection with protests associated with access of women in Sabarimala. In Pathanamthitta, 110 individuals had been arrested until now, of which 85 individuals had been granted bail. As many as 25 individuals had been remanded and 204 people are in preventive custody.
State police leader Loknath Behera said that police has stepped up the vigil and have deployed sufficient forces to comprise further violence at Thalassery. The police have erected 11 wood posts in the house, and 10 cell patrolling devices have also been pressed into action. Several senior officials had been additionally deployed, including, 3 DSPs, one ASP, six circle inspectors and 10 sub-inspectors caring for house in the wake of hysteria that is prevailing in the house. Kannur SP G Siva Vikram camped here until late night on Thursday to supervise the vigil.
Around 150 policemen had been deployed in Thalassery on my own. Surveillance cameras have also been put in. "Things are getting under control now, and we are putting all available resources to ensure that violence does not go out of hand. No individuals have been injured despite the tense situation," Siva Vikram said.
The SP carried out a joint assembly of CPM and BJP leaders of the district during which distinguished leaders of each the parties participated.
Bombs have been hurled aiming on the homes of Thalassery MLA AN Shamseer, (CPM) and BJP’s nationwide executive member and Rajya Sabha MP V Muraleedharan on Friday late night.
The police have also registered 76 more instances in Pathanamthitta district in connection with the violence. Of this, 9 in Adoor on my own. Additional forces had been deployed in Pathanamthitta the place one Ayyappa devotee was once killed in stone pelting in connection with protests associated with access of women in Sabarimala. In Pathanamthitta, 110 individuals had been arrested until now, of which 85 individuals had been granted bail. As many as 25 individuals had been remanded and 204 people are in preventive custody.
Sabarimala violence: 260 people arrested, 143 booked in Kannur
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