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City police take control of Indira Bhavan

Staff Reporter

Scuffle between activists of Congress, NCP


  • A case on a dispute on the office is pending in the court
  • The office will be under police control till court verdict

    Kozhikode: The city police took over the control of the NGO Association district committee office "Indira Bhavan" at Puthiyara here on Tuesday after a minor scuffle broke out between the activists of the Congress party and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP).

    The office will be under the control of the police till the Kozhikode First Class Judicial Magistrate's Court (II) decides on the issue. A case regarding a dispute between the Democratic Indira Congress (Karunakaran) (DIC(K) and the NGO Association is pending before the court. It is likely to come up before the court on Friday.

    The trouble started when activists of former DIC(K) workers, now with the NCP, barged into the office in the morning.

    They asked the NGO Association office-bearers, C. Ravindran and V. Abdul Razak, to vacate the office. Afterwards they locked the office with a lock they had brought with them.

    However, the situation turned bad when a group of Congress workers reached the office, broke open the lock and replaced it with another one. This led to a scuffle between the activists of the NCP and the Congress. One person was injured in the incident.

    A police team, led by Kasaba Circle Inspector K. Hasainar, which reached the spot, brought the situation under control.

    The CI also convened an emergency meeting to settle the dispute. As the talks failed the police took over the control of the office.

    A case was also registered in connection with the incident on Tuesday.

    In the afternoon Congress leaders led by the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee office-bearers, K.C.Abu and M.K.Raghavan and District Congress Committee president M. Veerankutty staged a demonstration to protest against the action of the city police.

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