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Sabarimala Protests: Over 100 Arrested After Attacks At Homes Of Left, BJP Leaders In Kerala
Instances of violence were reported in Kerala amid ongoing protests across the state after two women of menstruating age, the first ones after the Supreme Court ruling, entered the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday. Last night a crude bomb was thrown at the home of a BJP lawmaker in Kerala following a similar incident at a CPM leader's residence.
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Kerala A War Zone After 2 Women Enter Sabarimala, 750 Arrested: 10 Points
Armed with stones and crude bombs, mobs took to the streets in Kerala during the dawn-to-dusk strike on Thursday, clashing with the police, forcing shops to shut and attacking offices of the ruling CPM and its allies in several districts. By the evening, more than 30 police personnel were injured and nearly 750 people were arrested. The strike was ...
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CPM, BJP Workers Killed In Political Violence In Kerala
Shattering a brief lull in political violence in northern Kerala, a CPM cadre and a BJP worker were killed in separate incidents within hours near Kannur, police said today.
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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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Several Clashes Between CPM, BJP Supporters Reported Across Kerala
Several instances of violence between CPM and BJP activists were reported from across Kerala on Sunday.
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In Kerala, Provocative Slogans Raised During BJP's Jan Raksha Yatra
The BJP's peaceful Jan Raksha Yatra against political violence in Kerala has run into troubled waters with a Facebook Live video from the party's top state leader showing provocative slogans being raised against a CPM leader.
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CPM To Hold Nationwide Protests Against BJP On October 9
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) will stage countrywide protests against the BJP on October 9 to expose the latter's real agenda behind political violence in CPI-M-ruled Kerala, party leader Sitaram Yechuri said on Friday.
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'BJP Can't Be Suppressed': Arun Jaitley On Political Violence In Kerala
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today criticised the ruling CPM in Kerala for the political violence in the state, accusing it of "using" its cadres to "eliminate" rival party workers. At a condolence meeting after visiting the family of slain RSS worker Rajesh Edavakode, he said the RSS and the BJP could not be suppressed through violence.
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CPM, BJP Lawmakers Clash In Lok Sabha Over 'Killings' In Kerala
Members of the CPI(M) and the BJP today clashed in the Lok Sabha after the former objected to some BJP members' remarks attacking them over the political violence in Kerala.
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As Peace Talks Begin, CPM-BJP Assure Of Reining In Cadres
In an attempt to end the escalating political tension in Kerala, the CPM and the BJP-RSS district leaders met in the capital Thiruvananthapuram and Kottayam district today, as part of the peace meetings, between the two political rivals. This comes a day after Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan met BJP state President Kummanam Rajasekharan and ...
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Pinarayi Vijayan Calls All-Party 'Peace Meet' After RSS Worker Is Killed: 10 Updates
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has called an all-party meet next week after a brutal attack on an RSS worker, whose arm was chopped off. He met leaders of the BJP and its ideological mentor, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) this morning. Rajesh Edavakode, 34, died in hospital on Saturday. The BJP has alleged that the attackers were lin...
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BJP Office In Kerala Set On Fire Hours After Bombs Thrown At Left Meeting
In yet another case of political violence in Kerala, at least seven Left workers including women were injured after a country-made bombs were thrown at a gathering of party supporters in Kannur, who had assembled to commemorate the killing of CPM activist Dhanaraj, who was killed just outside his home in Payyannur in July last year. Hours later, th...
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Violence Cannot Stop BJP's Growth In Kerala, Says Amit Shah
BJP chief Amit Shah, who is on a three-day visit to Kerala, said the BJP's rise in Kerala cannot be stopped by violence.
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BJP Thiruvananthapuram President Threatens CPM, 'Hate Speech' Case Filed
Amid recent incidents of violence between the BJP and CPM workers in Kerala, BJPs Thiruvananthapuram president S Suresh on Tuesday threatened his political rivals in a provocative speech. Saying there is peace due to RSS generosity, he added we will go after the hands and heads of those who attack us.
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Why Did You Kill My Father, Asks Kerala 12-Year-Old In Video
Why did you kill my father, questions Vismaya, 12, in a video that has been widely shared, wordlessly communicating her powerful message through placards. Two months ago, her father, a BJP activist, was killed allegedly by Left workers in Kerala's Kannur.
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Sabarimala Protests: Over 100 Arrested After Attacks At Homes Of Left, BJP Leaders In Kerala
Instances of violence were reported in Kerala amid ongoing protests across the state after two women of menstruating age, the first ones after the Supreme Court ruling, entered the Sabarimala temple on Wednesday. Last night a crude bomb was thrown at the home of a BJP lawmaker in Kerala following a similar incident at a CPM leader's residence.
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Kerala A War Zone After 2 Women Enter Sabarimala, 750 Arrested: 10 Points
Armed with stones and crude bombs, mobs took to the streets in Kerala during the dawn-to-dusk strike on Thursday, clashing with the police, forcing shops to shut and attacking offices of the ruling CPM and its allies in several districts. By the evening, more than 30 police personnel were injured and nearly 750 people were arrested. The strike was ...
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CPM, BJP Workers Killed In Political Violence In Kerala
Shattering a brief lull in political violence in northern Kerala, a CPM cadre and a BJP worker were killed in separate incidents within hours near Kannur, police said today.
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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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Several Clashes Between CPM, BJP Supporters Reported Across Kerala
Several instances of violence between CPM and BJP activists were reported from across Kerala on Sunday.
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In Kerala, Provocative Slogans Raised During BJP's Jan Raksha Yatra
The BJP's peaceful Jan Raksha Yatra against political violence in Kerala has run into troubled waters with a Facebook Live video from the party's top state leader showing provocative slogans being raised against a CPM leader.
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CPM To Hold Nationwide Protests Against BJP On October 9
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) will stage countrywide protests against the BJP on October 9 to expose the latter's real agenda behind political violence in CPI-M-ruled Kerala, party leader Sitaram Yechuri said on Friday.
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'BJP Can't Be Suppressed': Arun Jaitley On Political Violence In Kerala
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today criticised the ruling CPM in Kerala for the political violence in the state, accusing it of "using" its cadres to "eliminate" rival party workers. At a condolence meeting after visiting the family of slain RSS worker Rajesh Edavakode, he said the RSS and the BJP could not be suppressed through violence.
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CPM, BJP Lawmakers Clash In Lok Sabha Over 'Killings' In Kerala
Members of the CPI(M) and the BJP today clashed in the Lok Sabha after the former objected to some BJP members' remarks attacking them over the political violence in Kerala.
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As Peace Talks Begin, CPM-BJP Assure Of Reining In Cadres
In an attempt to end the escalating political tension in Kerala, the CPM and the BJP-RSS district leaders met in the capital Thiruvananthapuram and Kottayam district today, as part of the peace meetings, between the two political rivals. This comes a day after Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan met BJP state President Kummanam Rajasekharan and ...
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Pinarayi Vijayan Calls All-Party 'Peace Meet' After RSS Worker Is Killed: 10 Updates
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has called an all-party meet next week after a brutal attack on an RSS worker, whose arm was chopped off. He met leaders of the BJP and its ideological mentor, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) this morning. Rajesh Edavakode, 34, died in hospital on Saturday. The BJP has alleged that the attackers were lin...
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BJP Office In Kerala Set On Fire Hours After Bombs Thrown At Left Meeting
In yet another case of political violence in Kerala, at least seven Left workers including women were injured after a country-made bombs were thrown at a gathering of party supporters in Kannur, who had assembled to commemorate the killing of CPM activist Dhanaraj, who was killed just outside his home in Payyannur in July last year. Hours later, th...
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Violence Cannot Stop BJP's Growth In Kerala, Says Amit Shah
BJP chief Amit Shah, who is on a three-day visit to Kerala, said the BJP's rise in Kerala cannot be stopped by violence.
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BJP Thiruvananthapuram President Threatens CPM, 'Hate Speech' Case Filed
Amid recent incidents of violence between the BJP and CPM workers in Kerala, BJPs Thiruvananthapuram president S Suresh on Tuesday threatened his political rivals in a provocative speech. Saying there is peace due to RSS generosity, he added we will go after the hands and heads of those who attack us.
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Why Did You Kill My Father, Asks Kerala 12-Year-Old In Video
Why did you kill my father, questions Vismaya, 12, in a video that has been widely shared, wordlessly communicating her powerful message through placards. Two months ago, her father, a BJP activist, was killed allegedly by Left workers in Kerala's Kannur.
