18 CPI(M) workers arrested in ED attack case; five accused still absconding
Eighteen CPI(M) workers have been arrested in connection with an attack on Enforcement Directorate officials during a raid at the residence of former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. Five additional suspects, including a former councillor, remain at large as police continue their search. The prosecution has opposed bail for the arrested individuals, arguing that the attack constitutes obstruction of government officials and destruction of public property.
- ▪The Thiruvananthapuram City police have arrested 18 CPI(M) workers related to the attack on ED officials.
- ▪Five more accused are still absconding, including former councillor Attukal Unni, who is considered a main conspirator.
- ▪The prosecution has rejected bail pleas, asserting that the attack falls under serious legal violations.
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The Thiruvananthapuram City police have arrested 18 CPI(M) workers so far in connection with the attack on Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials and vehicles during the raid at former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan residence in the city.Those arrested include former Thiruvananthapuram Corporation councillor I.P. Binu. The police stated that five more accused, including former councillor Attukal Unni, are still absconding and efforts are underway to trace their whereabouts.According to the police, Attukal Unni was allegedly among the main conspirators behind the incident and purportedly played a leading role in blocking the ED vehicle during the violent protest.Those arrested were produced before the Vanchiyoor District Court and later taken to the General Hospital for medical…
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