Live
- Tim Southee matches Chris Gayle's six-hitting record in his farewell Test
- AP Mnister Ponguru Narayana Inspects Highway Connectivity Roads to Amaravati
- Reduced inflow: Water levels in Chembarambakkam, Poondi reservoirs drop
- Slapgate haunts CM as Rohini slams Nitish following Patna DM’s action against BPSC candidate
- Amazon Music India Unveils 'Best Of 2024’ Celebrating Top Hits, Artists & Podcasts
- Kejriwal writes to HM Shah on law and order, seeks urgent meeting
- Big e-commerce firms to adopt Safety Pledge on National Consumer Day
- Cop ends life over torture by wife, father-in-law in Bengaluru
- Indian Constitution longest and most beautiful, Kiren Rijiju lauds its inclusive character
- BSNL's Rs 333 Plan Challenges Airtel and Jio with 1300GB Data: Details
Massive rally by ABVP activists 5,000 students protest ‘political killings’ in Kerala
Student activists of Akhila Bharatiya Vidhyarti Parishad (ABVP) conducted a \"Chalo Kerala\" event at the Secunderabad Railway station here on Thursday.
Secunderabad: Student activists of Akhila Bharatiya Vidhyarti Parishad (ABVP) conducted a "Chalo Kerala" event at the Secunderabad Railway station here on Thursday.
The students were protesting the political attacks and killings of over 1,675 BJP leaders, RSS Workers and ABVP members in Trivandrum and other regions in Kerala. Upto 5,000 graduation and post-graduation students sloganeered at the railway station grabbing attention from passengers and the railway authorities.
Condemning the crimes, Rajendra Prasad, a research scholar at Osmania University and National Secretary of ABVP said, " It is unfortunate that only a section of the society is being targeted and the police officials have not registered a complaint against those indulging in the attacks."
He said that a rally themed, "Stop Red War" would be taken out by one lakh volunteers in Kerala on November 11 to voice out concerns to the government officials and to make sure that stringent actions are taken against criminals involved in the onslaught.
