Kerala: Two teen girls go missing with their male classmates in Palakkad district, CCTV visuals indicate them on move
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Kerala: Two teen girls go missing with their male classmates in Palakkad district, CCTV visuals indicate them on move

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Nov 7, 2021, 05:06 pm IST
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14-year-old twin sisters along with their two male classmates have gone missing from Palakkad district. Sreya and Sreja, D/O Sureshkumar, Pulikkoe Veedu, Alathur, Palakkad were found missing on November 3rd.  Along with these two girls, Arshad and Afsal Muhammad are also missing from the same day. According to the Police, these teens have entered Tamil Nadu via Pollachi. Even though the Police is investigating the matter, they haven’t been able to find the teens till now.

Earlier, CCTV visuals had come out of these four teens travelling together. Many have raised serious concern about the safety of these girls and they are finding similarity with Jasna disappearing case.

 

BJP Kerala Chief welcomes CBI inquiry into Jasna Missing case; calls it a 'classic case of love jihad’

 

The Kerala High Court on Friday ordered a CBI probe into the disappearance of Jasna Mariya James. The CBI had informed the court that the case could be taken over. The case will be investigated by the Thiruvananthapuram unit of CBI. Jasna, a second-year B Com student at St. Dominic College, Kanjirapally, went missing from her home at Ranni in Pathanamthitta district on March 22, 2018. 

The court also directed the state to provide adequate infrastructural facilities to CBI.   Welcoming the decision of Kerala High Court, the state president of BJP Kerala, K Surendran tweeted, “I wholeheartedly welcome the CBI's decision to investigate the missing of Jasna Maria James. It's a classic case of Love Jihad. Both the UDF and LDF hasn't uttered a word on this issue. We @BJP4Keralam will bring an anti-Love Jihad Law when we are voted to power." In this disappearing case, the first investigation was done by the local police, but later the case was shifted to the crime branch. Retired Pathanamthitta SP K.G Simon was the investigation officer. 

Certain media houses have reported that Simon knew the exact location of Jasna, but when asked he didn’t reveal any information.   Recently, there were news reports of Jasna being seen in a Muslim seminary in Mangaluru. There was even suspicion of Love Jihad. After the Love Jihad angle appeared, the Kerala state government was reluctant to give much attention to it. Some sources claim that Jasna is pregnant. This case has made the Christian organisations in Kerala to speak against Love Jihad.
 

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