Pinarayi Vijayan

Bindu and another woman named Kanakadurga were sneaked into the Sabarimala shrine last year by the communist government in Kerala to forcibly break the traditions of the temple.

Bindu later told to media persons that the police were very irresponsible and they did not try to arrest the miscreant who had attacked her.

The Kerala Chief Secretary, Tom Jose, wrote about how Maoists should rightly be termed as terrorists and how state action against these terrorist elements in fully and wholly justified

Pinarayi Vijayan-led communist government in Kerala had been accused for using brute force to evict temple devotees from Sabarimala shrine

The Kerala police had earlier claimed that during the investigation it had solid evidence against two Communist party workers. The police had asserted that the duo had maintained contact with Maoist functionaries.

Earlier in the week, Congress and CPI(M) had protested against Kerala police’s Thunderbolt team for neutralising 3 maoists

After facing massive outrage over the handling of Walayar Rape case, the Kerala government had decided to file an appeal against the court order acquitting the accused in the Walayar rape case.

On Monday, the civil society members across the country, especially in Kerala, had expressed massive outrage against the Kerala government following the acquittal of all four accused in the 2017 rape and death case of two minor Dalit girls in Walayar in Palakkad district. 

Kerala govt faces protests after accused in Walayar rape and death case of two minor girls acquitted by the court

On October 19, the victim nun had filed a complaint against the Malayalam YouTube channel Christian Times at the Kuravilangad police station, alleging that the channel was harassing her at the behest of Bishop Franco.