Opposition Leader Condemns Alleged Police Misconduct in Kerala

Kerala's Opposition Leader V D Satheesan has intensified his criticism of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan over reports of alleged custodial torture and police misconduct. Accusing the CM of complacency, Satheesan insists the police cater to CPI(M) interests and demands accountability, warning of consequences post UDF's potential return to power.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Kochi | Updated: 13-09-2025 13:29 IST | Created: 13-09-2025 13:29 IST
Opposition Leader Condemns Alleged Police Misconduct in Kerala
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In a sharp critique, Kerala's Opposition Leader V D Satheesan has escalated his attack on Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, emphasizing grave concerns over allegations of custodial torture and the treatment of KSU activists by the police.

Satheesan accused the Chief Minister, who also heads the Home Department, of remaining indifferent to the reported 'anarchy and atrocities' committed by police forces, suggesting that they operate primarily under CPI(M) directives.

Highlighting a recent incident where KSU leaders were presented in a Thrissur court bound and masked, Satheesan warned that involved officers would face consequences should the UDF regain power, charging that such practices reveal a manipulative political agenda.

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