CPM goons attack RSS route march in Kerala; As many as 15 Swayamsevaks injured
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CPM goons attack RSS route march in Kerala; As many as 15 Swayamsevaks injured

CPM goons attack RSS route march in Kerala; As many as 15 Swayamsevaks injured

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Dec 28, 2019, 12:59 pm IST
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Kasargod in Kerala is the same place where an ISIS-inspired module had been active since 2016. The National Investigation Agency launched a probe against the ISIS module active in Kerala.
 
More than 15 Swayamsevaks, including children, were injured after a group of CPM goons unleashed a brutal attack on the route march (Pathsanchalan) in Nileshwaram town near Kasargod district, Kerala. The Pathsanchalan was organised as part of the culmination of the Sikha Varg yesterday.
 
As a part of Shiksha Varg, around 500 Shikshartis were taking out a route march in Nileshwaram town, a CPM stronghold in Kasargod district. The route march was attacked by CPM workers at around 5.15 pm.
 
The Kerala police fired tear gas shells to disperse the CPM criminals.
 
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