Karnataka: Hubli riot accused out of danger after attempting suicide
India Today
Mohammad Arif, one of the accused in the Karnataka Hubli riots, attempted to kill himself inside prison. He reportedly drank turpentine inside the prison. Officials say that he was moved to the hospital and is currently out of danger.
Hubli riot accused Mohammad Arif drank turpentine inside the prison and tried to commit suicide. He was moved to hospital and is out of danger. He will be discharged soon.
A week ago, police arrested All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) corporator Nazir Ahmed Honyal, in connection with the stone-pelting incident at Old Hubli Police Station.
On April 16, a mob of 1,000 people tried to attack the Hubli police station around midnight. The mob pelted stones at the police station and 12 policemen were injured in the incident.
