Kasargod: BJP activist accused in murder case, found hanging on tree, suicide suspected
Kasaragod: In an incident that reportedly occurred on Tuesday, the body of a murder accused man -who also had several other cases registered against him – was recovered in a condition suggestive of suicide at Kasaragod.
The deceased man has been identified as Jyothish (35), a resident of J. P. Colony. His dead body was found in a hung state, with a rope around his neck tied to a tree branch near his residence, the police informed.
Reportedly Jyothish had gone to sleep at his residence on Monday night, however, the next morning his family could not find him in the house and ventured out to look for him. Upon searching, they found his body hanging from a tree near his residence, it is learned.
Jyothish who had been an activist with the BJP had been named as the accused
The body of the deceased was taken to the Kasaragod general hospital’s mortuary. A case has been registered in this regard by station officers.
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Shimla court rejects application of Muslim organisation against order to demolish 3 storeys
Sanjauli mosque
Shimla, Nov 30: The district court here on Saturday dismissed an application filed by the All Himachal Muslim Organisation challenging the October 5 order of the Municipal Commissioner's Court to demolish three "illegally" built storeys of Sanjauli mosque.
Counsel of All Himachal Muslim Organisation (AHMO) Vishva Bhushan told the reporters here that their application has been rejected and a detailed order is awaited.
On September 11, violent protests erupted over the demand for the demolition of an alleged illegal portion of the mosque. Several Hindu outfits and locals and taken part in the protests.
A day later, Latif Mohammad who claimed to be the president of the Sanjauli Mosque committee and others offered to demolish the three "unauthorised" floors of the mosque and sought the permission of the Municipal Commissioner.
The Municipal Commissioner's Court had on October 5 allowed the demolition of three illegally built floors and gave two months to complete the exercise following which the AHMO had filed an appeal against the order in the district court claiming that Latif was not authorised to give any representation for demolition of the mosque structure.
On November 22, the Himachal Pradesh Waqf Board presented a document of 2006 in the district court in which Latif Mohammad was nominated as president of the Sanjauli mosque committee.
Latif had also maintained that "I have been the president of the Sanjauli Mosque committee since 2006 and the Municipal Commissioners Court had also given notice to me in the capacity of president in September".
Meanwhile, Latif said, "We have appealed the Commissioner's Court that due to the shortage of labour, the demolition work of the remaining floors will not be able to begin till March."
He said that most of the labourers have gone to their native places and the demolition work also depends upon the weather conditions during the winter.
"However, whatever decision the court will take, we will accept it," he said.
Earlier the demolition work had started with removal of the roofs.
