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CPM-NDF-police nexus kill RSS men

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May 4, 2008, 12:00 am IST
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The hope of the Kerala BJP to enter the Legislative Assembly, rests in two constituencies in extreme North Kerala, in Kasargod District, bordering Mangalore in Karnataka. In the constituencies of Manjeswar and Kasargod, the BJP has been consistently coming second since 1982 often losing the seat to the Muslim League, by less than 1000 votes. In all the elections, CPM is coming third. It is proved that the CPM is tactically voting for the Muslim League to prevent BJP entry into Kerala Assembly. Kasargod has a high density of Muslim population, like Malappuram, and the jehadi NDF has struck deep roots here, with overseas help from ISI.

On April 14, when Kerala celebrated Vishuv (New year day), NDF goons with the active support of CPM and Muslim dominated Police butchered to death RSS activist Sandeep Kumar (20). Sandeep Kumar had an urge for nature'scall at 6 PM. Immediately five NDF men rushed out of the nearby mosque and started attacking him for purposefully urinating in front of the mosque. Before Sandeep could explain himself, they stabbed him with swords and left him dying on the road. The Muslim majority Kasargod Police delayed his shifting to the hospital and he died on the road.

On April 17, BMS dist vice-president and leading advocate Suhas (37) had just come to his office in Fort Road near Railway station after going to his wife'shouse in Mumbai for a week. On the pretext of discussing a case, he was called to the road and publically attacked by an NDF mob with swords and bombs Every part of his body was cut and his limbs were almost dismembered. Here also the police failed in curbing the butchers and he was left dying on the road.

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