Twenty Five Convicts Sentenced To Life Imprisonment In Kerala
Twenty Five convicts sentenced to life imprisonment in the murder case of two brothers in Kerala, all of them are members of IUML.
A local court in Kerala on Monday sentenced 25 convicts to life imprisonment for the murder of two brothers in the state’s Palakkad district in 2013.
All of them are members of the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML). The court also imposed a fine of Rs 1.15 lakh on each of the accused. This fine amount will be given to the victim’s family.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Rajita TH had on May 12 convicted the 25 accused of the murder of two brothers, Nooruddin and Hamsa.
Nooruddin and Hamsa were members of the AP Sunni Party, a Left Front supporter.
Kunju Mohammed was a key witness in this case.
Special Public Prosecutor Krishnan Narayanan confirmed the court’s decision. Narayanan said the attack was carried out after an argument between the two sides over donations for a mosque.
Nooruddin and another brother of Hamsa, Kunju Mohammed, somehow saved their lives in the attack.
Kunju Mohammed was a key witness in this case. For the attack on Kunju, the accused were also sentenced to an additional three years.
Karnataka: Bajrang Dal workers training with guns, photo and video viral.
Pictures and videos of Bajrang Dal workers are going viral on social media. In fact, it is being said that the workers are getting Trishul initiation and air gun training from Bajrang Dal.
However, Bajrang Dal has completely denied this fact.
According to sources, the camp is part of the Shaurya Parikshan class which ran from May 5 to 11 at Sai Shankar Educational Institute at Ponnampet in Kodagu district.
A Bajrang Dal worker said that the participants were trained for their own safety but weapons were not distributed among them.
Congress leader has asked these questions.
Officials at the school where the camps were held said that the campuses had been used for training classes for many years, but they had no idea about weapons training.
Congress party leaders expressed concern about the training camp.
