Kannur: The local police seized deadly weapons from Kannur’s Panoor area. The police team recovered arms from a deserted ground behind the BJP office.
Kannur SP told that they have recovered two swords, 4 iron rods and one knife.
The search process was done on the basis of information provided by the municipal cleaning workers who were cleaning the bushes. He said that the investigation is going on to track the owners of these weapons.
Responding to the serious allegations, BJP District President Satyaprakash said that BJP has no role behind this incident.
The Weapons were seized from a land behind their office. In the morning, they have seen a certain group of municipal workers shown as cleaning area. They may have plotted to blame the BJP; he said that CPIM has accused the BJP of trying to provoke violence in the state. On October 3, BJP President Amit Shah flagged Janaraksha Yathra in Kannur. On the 17th day of this month, Trivandrum will finally be traveling through 11 districts before the closing ends.
The high profile event expected to promote the party in the state has become a burden for them. On the second day of Yathra it was seen that there were many scenes of migrant workers who participated in Yathra.
This led to the allegation that the party has not yet reached the people of the state.
On the third day, BJP’s former state president and senior leader V Muraleedharan live on Facebook, which apparently shouting provocative slogans against CPIM leaders and threatening to attack them. On October 8, a CPI-M rally was attacked in Panoor area, one day after leaving Yathra Kannur.
At the rally, five CPIM employees and four policemen were attacked with bombs and stones made in the country. Nine BJP workers have been arrested in connection with the attack. The BJP national leadership raises serious allegations against the ruling Left Front in Kerala with public security. He accused the CPIM of inciting violence in the state. Despite 7 days of Jan Raksha Yathra show a completely different story
