PFI leader arrested in Kerala RSS activist Sreenivasan murder case remanded
A leader of the banned Popular Front of India, Muhammadali K.P., was arrested in Delhi and remanded for 15 days in judicial custody. He is accused of involvement in the 2022 murder of RSS activist Sreenivasan in Kerala, including harboring the perpetrators. The case, transferred to the National Investigation Agency, has seen 67 arrests and an Interpol Red Notice issued against Muhammadali.
- ▪Muhammadali K.P., the PFI Palakkad district president, was arrested at IGI Airport after returning from Riyadh and remanded for 15 days.
- ▪He faces charges under the Indian Penal Code and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for allegedly conspiring to murder RSS activist Sreenivasan and sheltering the killers.
- ▪The NIA has arrested a total of 67 suspects in the case, offered a ₹3 lakh reward for information, and issued an Interpol Red Notice against Muhammadali.
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A leader of the banned Popular Front of India (PFI), who was recently arrested from Delhi by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in connection with the alleged murder of RSS activist Sreenivasan of Palakkad, Kerala, has been remanded to 15 days in judicial custody.Muhammadali K.P., the PFI Palakkad district president, was remanded after being produced at the residence of judge P.K. Mohandas, Special Judge, considering the cases booked by NIA in Kochi on Thursday night. RSS leader Srinivasan murder case: Supreme Court refuses to entertain NIA’s plea against bail to PFI membersMr. Muhammadali was taken into custody on Thursday morning at the IGI Airport, New Delhi, on his arrival from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, according to the NIA.
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