Kasaragod, Aug 06: The Manjeshwar police have detained two persons in connection with the murder case of CPM activist Abubakar Siddique of Somkal in Uppala.

The detained have been identified as BJP activists Ashwath and Karthik, both residents of Pratap Nagar in Somkal. The police nabbed them near Somkal today afternoon. The search for the remaining two accused is on.

Siddique, who was on his way home at around 11 pm on Sunday night, was intercepted by a gang of four assailants and killed. Meanwhile, the police have seized the knife used for the crime in a bush near the murder spot. The perpetrators had left a bike on murder spot.

After conducting the postmortem at Pariyaram Medical College, the dead body of Siddique is being brought to Uppala. The body will be kept for public viewing at Kalikadavu, Kanhangad, Kasaragod, Kumble, Uppala and other places. After bringing the dead body to his house in Somkal this evening, the dafan process will take place at around 6 pm.  

Police have beefed up the security to avoid any untoward incidents.

 

 

 

 

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New Delhi (PTI): An Assam Police team on Tuesday is at the Delhi residence of Congress leader Pawan Khera for questioning in connection with a case linked to allegations made against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his family, official sources said.

The team formally informed Delhi Police upon arrival, following which a local police team joined and is assisting in the proceedings, the source said.

The development comes amid a political tussle after Sarma alleged that the Congress used "false information" sourced from a Pakistani social media group to level charges against his wife regarding multiple passports and overseas assets. He termed the allegations an attempt to influence the Assam elections and a punishable offence.

Khera had recently sought clarifications on Sarma's wife's alleged foreign assets, prompting a complaint and subsequent police action.