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22 year old RSS worker hacked to death by SDPI activists

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Publish: Thu, 25 Feb 2021 (13:27 IST) Updated: Thu, 25 Feb 2021 (13:30 IST)
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Alappuzha: A RSS worker has been hacked to death by the activists of Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) at Vayalar on Wednesday night.Following the incident, tension prevailed in Vayalar where a large contingent of police is camping to bring back the situation to normal.

Police said a 22-year-old Nandu Krishna, a Mukhya Sishak of RSS, was hacked to death by a six-member SDPI activists who were taken into custody.The incident occurred after a clash between the RSS and SDPI workers at Nagam Kalangara Junction, a busy area in Vayalar village, last night.
 
Another RSS worker who was injured in the attack has been admitted to a private hospital in Ernakulam.Another three SDPI activists who were injured in the incident have been admitted to a hospital in Cherthala.
 
Trouble erupted between the two groups following provocative speeches made by some leaders in a meeting held at Nagam Kulangara Junction two days ago.
BJP sources said Union Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan along with other party leaders will visit the house of Nandhu Krisha this afternoon.
 
Following the murder, Sangh Parivar organisations have called for a hartal in Alappuzha district on Thursday in protest against the attack.No untoward incidents have been reported till now, police added.(UNI)
 
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