Rss Leader Hacked To Death

Kerala on Saturday witnessed a second political murder within a span of 24 hours in Palakkad district, where an RSS leader was hacked to death in the afternoon by a bike-borne gang, which the police suspect as a retaliation to the murder of a PFI lea

A local CPM leader was hacked to death tonight at nearby Palloor in Mahe, which borders Kannur district, police said.

Five men including a local leader of the controversial Popular Front of India, or PFI, have been charged by a Bengaluru court for hacking an RSS activist to death in Karnataka capital Bengaluru by a special court under the anti-terror law. The court also decided to start the trial from January 27.

A young man hacked to death near Karnataka's port city of Mangalore was an "active volunteer" of the Bajrang Dal, a local RSS leader said today.

Two days after a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) worker was hacked to death in Kerala's capital, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan met BJP and RSS leaders to iron out political differences in the state. However, minutes before the meeting, media persons at the venue were told to "get out".

Hundreds of workers of the BJP and its ideological mentor the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS who had marched towards the police commissioner's office in central Bengaluru today have called off their protest over the gruesome murder of an RSS activist Rudresh R after the police assured them of action.

Early this morning, Sunil Kumar, a leader of the Youth Congress, was hacked to death in Alappuzha, 160 kms from the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram. Mr Kumar was attacked with knives outside his home, said the police, which has detained four supporters of the CPM.

Kerala on Saturday witnessed a second political murder within a span of 24 hours in Palakkad district, where an RSS leader was hacked to death in the afternoon by a bike-borne gang, which the police suspect as a retaliation to the murder of a PFI lea

A local CPM leader was hacked to death tonight at nearby Palloor in Mahe, which borders Kannur district, police said.

Five men including a local leader of the controversial Popular Front of India, or PFI, have been charged by a Bengaluru court for hacking an RSS activist to death in Karnataka capital Bengaluru by a special court under the anti-terror law. The court also decided to start the trial from January 27.

A young man hacked to death near Karnataka's port city of Mangalore was an "active volunteer" of the Bajrang Dal, a local RSS leader said today.

Two days after a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) worker was hacked to death in Kerala's capital, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan met BJP and RSS leaders to iron out political differences in the state. However, minutes before the meeting, media persons at the venue were told to "get out".

Hundreds of workers of the BJP and its ideological mentor the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS who had marched towards the police commissioner's office in central Bengaluru today have called off their protest over the gruesome murder of an RSS activist Rudresh R after the police assured them of action.

Early this morning, Sunil Kumar, a leader of the Youth Congress, was hacked to death in Alappuzha, 160 kms from the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram. Mr Kumar was attacked with knives outside his home, said the police, which has detained four supporters of the CPM.