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Four Right Wing Men Arrested For Murder Of CPM Worker In Kerala's Kannur
Four workers of the BJP and its ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS have been arrested in connection to the murder of a CPM worker in Kerala's Kannur. Investigation indicated that political rivalry is the reason behind the murder.
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"Kerala Close To Becoming Syria": BJP Wants Its Workers' Killings Probed
The BJP today sought a fair inquiry in the killing of its and RSS workers in Kerala, claiming the state is "coming closer to becoming Syria" as there is no check to Islamic terror backed by the PFI.
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BJP Demands Anti-Terror Agency's Probe Into Kerala RSS Workers Killing
There will be protests across the state of Kerala on November 25.
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BJP Demands Central Agency Probe Into RSS Workers' Killing In Kerala
The BJP will organise a protest across the state on November 25, demanding a National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into the killing of RSS workers in Palakkad and Thrissur.
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RSS Worker Killed In Kerala Clash, Say Police, 8 Arrested
A Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) worker was killed in a clash between two groups in Kerala's Alappuzha district on Wednesday night, police said. The BJP has called for a 12-hour shutdown in the district after the incident.
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CPI(M) Worker's Killing Prompts 3-Hour Strike In Kerala, BJP Targeted
The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) called a three-hour strike in five panchayats of Kollam - a southern district in Kerala - on Monday afternoon after a CPI(M) worker, Manilal, was murdered on Sunday night.
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3 RSS Men Arrested For Attack On CPM Worker In Thiruvananthapuram: Police
Three men have been arrested in Thiruvananthapuram following the attack on a CPM worker. LS Shaju, who had been set upon by a group of men armed with sharp weapons, on December 28, is still in hospital with serious head injury. Police say the arrested men belong to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP and they suspect ...
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'Fight Us On Development': In Kerala, Amit Shah Takes On CPM, Congress
Wrapping up the 15-day relay walk or padhyatra against what the BJP says is the ruling CPM's "murder politics", BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday asked Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to take moral responsibility for the "killing of 13 innocent BJP and RSS workers" in Kerala since May 2016 and fight the BJP on "development and ideology".
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BJP Takes Out March Against Killing Of Its Workers In Kerala
BJP Bihar unit carried out a 'Jan Raksha March' (march for protection to the people) to protest against the killing of its workers in Kerala by those allegedly enjoying the patronage of CPI(M), the main constituent of the ruling Left Democratic Front in that state.
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Will 'Gouge Out Eyes' Of Attackers In Kerala: BJP Leader On Political Killings
The national general secretary of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Saroj Pandey today raked up a controversy by making a comment that if the killing of her party workers continued in Kerala, "eyes of the attackers will be gouged out".
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Four Right Wing Men Arrested For Murder Of CPM Worker In Kerala's Kannur
Four workers of the BJP and its ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS have been arrested in connection to the murder of a CPM worker in Kerala's Kannur. Investigation indicated that political rivalry is the reason behind the murder.
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"Kerala Close To Becoming Syria": BJP Wants Its Workers' Killings Probed
The BJP today sought a fair inquiry in the killing of its and RSS workers in Kerala, claiming the state is "coming closer to becoming Syria" as there is no check to Islamic terror backed by the PFI.
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BJP Demands Anti-Terror Agency's Probe Into Kerala RSS Workers Killing
There will be protests across the state of Kerala on November 25.
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BJP Demands Central Agency Probe Into RSS Workers' Killing In Kerala
The BJP will organise a protest across the state on November 25, demanding a National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into the killing of RSS workers in Palakkad and Thrissur.
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RSS Worker Killed In Kerala Clash, Say Police, 8 Arrested
A Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) worker was killed in a clash between two groups in Kerala's Alappuzha district on Wednesday night, police said. The BJP has called for a 12-hour shutdown in the district after the incident.
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CPI(M) Worker's Killing Prompts 3-Hour Strike In Kerala, BJP Targeted
The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) called a three-hour strike in five panchayats of Kollam - a southern district in Kerala - on Monday afternoon after a CPI(M) worker, Manilal, was murdered on Sunday night.
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3 RSS Men Arrested For Attack On CPM Worker In Thiruvananthapuram: Police
Three men have been arrested in Thiruvananthapuram following the attack on a CPM worker. LS Shaju, who had been set upon by a group of men armed with sharp weapons, on December 28, is still in hospital with serious head injury. Police say the arrested men belong to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP and they suspect ...
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'Fight Us On Development': In Kerala, Amit Shah Takes On CPM, Congress
Wrapping up the 15-day relay walk or padhyatra against what the BJP says is the ruling CPM's "murder politics", BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday asked Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to take moral responsibility for the "killing of 13 innocent BJP and RSS workers" in Kerala since May 2016 and fight the BJP on "development and ideology".
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BJP Takes Out March Against Killing Of Its Workers In Kerala
BJP Bihar unit carried out a 'Jan Raksha March' (march for protection to the people) to protest against the killing of its workers in Kerala by those allegedly enjoying the patronage of CPI(M), the main constituent of the ruling Left Democratic Front in that state.
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Will 'Gouge Out Eyes' Of Attackers In Kerala: BJP Leader On Political Killings
The national general secretary of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Saroj Pandey today raked up a controversy by making a comment that if the killing of her party workers continued in Kerala, "eyes of the attackers will be gouged out".
