Firdous made away with jewellery after killing Sameer: Complained to police commissioner
Urged to give life imprisonment to culprits
Mangaluru: Demanding life imprisonment to the killers of Ganjimutt resident Sameer, his family members on Thursday filed a complaint with the city police commissioner. “If the accused in the Ganjimutt resident Sameer murder case were released on bail, they would again be involved in such crime,” the family members said.
They complained that Firdous had stolen the jewellery from the home when the family members had gone to register Sameer’s missing complaint. They also demanded justice in the complaint.
Sameer’s father Ahmed Sab has said in the complaint that deceased Sameer was his eldest son and worked in Saudi Arabia. He was married to Firdous three years ago. The couple had a daughter. Sameer had returned to his native on August 17. On September 4, Firdous took 22 pavans of gold from my younger daughter Asma. But she did not return the jewellery.
On September 19, when we went to file Sameer’s missing complaint, Firdous stolen my daughter Asma’s 22 pavans(176 grams) jewellery. Later, Tamil Nadu’s Devadanapatte police informed us about Sameer’s murder.
Police Commissioner T.R. Suresh, who received the complaint, said, "We will investigate the case if it comes in our limits.
Sameer's father Ahmad Saheb, Shakir Hussain, Sameena Banu and others were present.
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Rajeev Chandrasekhar accuses LDF, UDF of backing Iran over Keralites in Gulf
Thiruvananthapuram (PTI): Kerala BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Monday hit out at both the ruling CPI(M)-led LDF and the opposition Congress-led UDF, saying that their reactions to the recent conflict in West Asia show that they are supporting Iran rather than standing with the people of Kerala living in the Gulf countries.
He accused both fronts of "playing politics" in the name of religion and appeasement ahead of State Assembly elections, rather than taking a clear stand on the crisis.
It is "surprising" that the Left Democrat Front and United Democratic Front are "supporting" Iran -- which is attacking Gulf countries that economically sustain Kerala and are considered a second home by Keralites, Chandrasekhar said in a statement here.
The BJP leader said Keralites, many of whom depend on jobs in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, are anxious about the situation.
He underlined that the first priority should be the safety and security of expatriate workers and their families, not political gains.
His statement comes a day after Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan alleged that the United States was displaying "hooliganism" against Iran and accused it of taking "irrational" actions that undermine the sovereignty of nations.
The Congress has also "unequivocally" condemned the targeted assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and said no external power has the authority to engineer a regime change, as such actions amount to imperialism and are incompatible with a rules-based international order.
Chandrasekhar said that the central government is offering help and guidance to Indian citizens in the region, and urged people not to panic.
To assist those affected, the Kerala BJP has opened helpdesks in 30 district offices and launched a toll-free number -- 1800-257-4357 --for Keralites seeking information or support connected to the conflict, the statement said.
