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Fake Currency Kingpin Nabbed

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Kerala : Facilitating Separatism

Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016 appears to be giving the platform for anti-national Kashmiri voices to publicly raise fissiparous slogans 

T  Satisan, Kerala
When Biennale was launched in December 2012 people of Kerala accorded it hearty welcome. But, it looks like; the organisers do not care much about the integration and unity of the country when they host programmes. They areleast bothered about the participants making use of a prestigious platform for their anti-national slogans.
The latest incident took place on December 24 in the main venue in Fort Kochi. Some artists, said to be from Kashmir, had performed Kashmiri art forms under the banner of Students’ Biennale. At the end of the programme, five girls and 15 boys raised the Kashmiri separatist slogans such as “Khoon se lenge azadi,” “Chheen ke lenge azadi” and “Kashmir ko azadi”. The other slogans demanded the retreat of Bharatiya army and police; some others were in favour of Burhan Wani. They denounced PM Modi in vulgar language. The demonstration was in the presence of the audience and the police. When they attempted to interact with the audience stiff opposition came from the people. Adv. N.V Sanoo from Alappuzha led the resistance.
Adv. Sanoo informed that he had met the police officers and explained the whole episode to them. Sanoo, a Central Govt Standing Counsel in Kerala High Court, added that some people from among the audience joined the sloganeering too. When he questioned it, a Kashmiri justified it and asked him: “Doesn’t Kerala need Azadi”? He claimed, he is the good friend of Omar Khalid, the infamous JNU man and close associate of Kanhaiya Kumar. When some RSS workers got the information of the incident they came to the venue. They, led by Krishnakumar and Biju, asked the organisers about it who claimed to be unaware about the incident. Mattancherry Asst. Commissioner of Police S. Vijayan and Circle Inspector of Police Rajkumar assured the RSS workers that they would take appropriate actions after viewing the camera visuals. It is alleged that the organisers did not permit the media persons and police officers to enter the venue. Off the record, it is told that Biennale gets abundant grant from both the State and  the Centre.   
Controversies are not new to Biennale. During the first Biennale (2012) the venue was decorated with the flags of various countries,
including that of the flags of global terrorist groups like the Islamic State. The same year they exhibited the dummy of a martyr who was taken to Portugal and executed there for acting against the will of Vasco da Gama. It is high time the authorities keep an eye on what is happening under the mask of Biennale.                            

T Satisan

Kerala is in news again for wrong reasons. Abdul Salam aka Podi Salam of Malappuram district of the state has been arrested at Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, by NIA. He is the prime accused in the case in connection with the smuggling of crores of fake Bharatiya currency, printed in Pakistan, to Bharat through UAE. Reports indicate that NIA got crucial information when he was interrogated; he has admitted that he has smuggled counterfeit notes through Sri Lankan fishermen too. There are reports that he confessed, he made the operations with the help of Afthab Bhakthi, an aide of Dawood Ibrahim. He has given Pak-made fake Bharatiya notes to several hawala operators.  
Salam fell into NIA trap on December 22. NIA has been trying to catch him since 2014, but he was hiding in Saudi Arabia. Saudi government recently expelled him, thanks to the diplomatic interventions. When he landed in Delhi, NIA cleverly nabbed him. He had been under NIA scanner since one Chullikulavan Abid was caught in Kochi International Airport with fake Bharatiya currency of Rs 9 lakh in 2013, which NIA took over in 2014. NIA had got some indications about this bloke. The news flashed in 2009 about containers of fake currencies coming to Kochi. Lot of factors are defeating the endeavours of Customs, Central Excise and Revenue Intelligence. Political corruption and bribe and religious vote bank politics have been playing major roles in sweeping these cases under the rug. SIMI and Pakistan’s ISI were in news in this connection those days. Now, since a powerful Central Government dealing with economic offences with iron fist is at the helm, people believe that the official agencies and departments will be taking strong actions.    

 

 

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