National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested Popular Front of India (PFI) terrorist Mohammed Sadiq in Chavara, Kollam District in Kerala. During the raid in the previous PFI PRO’s home, NIA seized essential paperwork, together with particulars of RSS leaders in the Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram Districts. It is akin to a hit list.
The NIA workforce, belonging to the Kochi unit, raided the terrorist’s home round three am on January 17. They availed the assist of the Chavara police, however the State police have been knowledgeable in regards to the raid on the final second. It is reported that NIA has not shared the small print, info and paperwork with the Kerala Police.
There is a legitimate motive for holding Kerala Police unaware of these kinds of essential operations. Because NIA could be very a lot conscious of the bitter previous experiences with them. There are pro-PFI teams inside the state police pressure. One WhatsApp Group is known as “Pacha velicham”, that means ‘green light’. There have been stories of it in the media. Media had uncovered that NIA had handed over a report back to Kerala State Police Chief (KSPC); it says 873 police personnel had shut hyperlinks with the outlawed PFI. Their rank ranged from constables to Sub Inspectors and Station House Officers (SHOs). They had been charged with leaking details about the actions of state police equipment relating to the raids and the whereabouts of RSS employees. Such personnel are working in Special Branches, Intelligence, Law and Order, and numerous different wings and people concerned in the workplace actions of high cops, the report stated. (But, Kerala Police denied the information of the NIA report back to SPC).
In February 2022, PK Anas, a constable at Karimanoor Police Station, Idukki District, was dismissed from the service. Because after a departmental inquiry, it was discovered that he was leaking the small print of RSS employees and leaders to the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), the political arm of the banned PFI. And there have been stories that the NIA was investigating the possibilities of Anas’s involvement in cash laundering and terror funding.
