Kerala: Police officer in Ernakulam suspended for aiding PFI throughout state-wide hartal final month
By Express News Service
KOCHI: The Kerala police division on Wednesday suspended a police officer for aiding the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) throughout the state-wide hartal on September 23.
C A Siyad, a civil police officer hooked up to the Kalady police station in Ernakulam, was suspended primarily based on the findings of an inside investigation performed by the Ernakulam Rural SP. As per the report, Siyad was in fixed contact with the PFI employees for a very long time.
“He also helped three PFI workers after they were taken into custody in connection with the agitation carried out on the hartal day. He also helped the trio by taking them on station bail. Moreover, he also ensured they got food inside the station,” mentioned a police officer primarily based on the report.
The police additionally discovered that regardless of being a police officer, he had a robust community with the PFI employees.
“The call records clearly show that he has a strong network with the PFI workers. Moreover, he helped them several times. We also found that one of his close relatives is a member of the banned outfit,” added the officer.
KOCHI: The Kerala police division on Wednesday suspended a police officer for aiding the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) throughout the state-wide hartal on September 23.
C A Siyad, a civil police officer hooked up to the Kalady police station in Ernakulam, was suspended primarily based on the findings of an inside investigation performed by the Ernakulam Rural SP. As per the report, Siyad was in fixed contact with the PFI employees for a very long time.
“He also helped three PFI workers after they were taken into custody in connection with the agitation carried out on the hartal day. He also helped the trio by taking them on station bail. Moreover, he also ensured they got food inside the station,” mentioned a police officer primarily based on the report.
The police additionally discovered that regardless of being a police officer, he had a robust community with the PFI employees.
“The call records clearly show that he has a strong network with the PFI workers. Moreover, he helped them several times. We also found that one of his close relatives is a member of the banned outfit,” added the officer.
