Kerala Police nabs 4 SDPI members in connection with BJP Leader Ranjith Sreenivasan's Death

 Alappuzha, December 21: The Kerala police probing for the murder of BJP's OBC Morcha state secretary Renjith Sreenivasan case, has taken four activists of the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) into custody in a murder case.

 

All of them are suspected to be directly involved in the crime.“Four SDPI activists are suspected to be involved in the murder and their questioning is progressing. The assailants who participated in the Renjith murder did not use mobile phones which is a hurdle in the investigation,” the officer said.

 

Moreover, Police have also found two bikes abandoned at Mannancherry where the gruesome murder happened. Bloodstains were found on the bikes and it created suspicion that the two-wheelers were used by the gang who murdered Renjith, police said.

 

 

 

BJP leader was hacked to death in front of his home on Sunday morning. The incident took place in the Alappuzha district of Kerala.

 

His wife and mother were at the residence at the time of the killing of the advocate. According to the CCTV footage retrieved from Ranjith's home, 12 persons were seen entering the home on six two-wheelers and they reportedly started attacking him.

Following the incident, Section 144 (prohibit the gathering of four or more people in an area) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) was imposed in the Alappuzha district to prevent any untoward incident.

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