Kerala Turning Into "Unlawful State" Under Chief Minister: BJP President
NDTV
BJP President JP Nadda's comments came in the wake of back-to-back killings of two party leaders in Kerala's coastal Alappuzha district.
BJP president JP Nadda alleged on Sunday that Kerala is turning into an unlawful state under Chief Minister Vijayan Pinarayi as he condemned the murder of the party's state OBC Morcha leader Renjith Sreenivasan.
Kerala's coastal Alappuzha district was recently rocked by back-to-back killings of two party leaders, the first belonging to the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) and the second to the BJP, leading to the police clamping prohibitory orders on Sunday.
Following the killing of an SDPI state secretary, a BJP leader was hacked to death and prohibitory orders were imposed in the entire Alappuzha district on Sunday, district officials said.
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The accused has been arrested, a police officer said.