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One more arrested for RMP leader's murder

Source: PTI
June 11, 2012 14:57 IST
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The Special Investigation Team probing the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party leader T P Chandrasekharan has arrested one more person of the seven member gang that allegedly hacked him to death.

M C Anoop, part of a seven-member gang, was arrested in Bengaluru and brought to Vatakara, they said. He is the third person after Sijith and T K Rejish of the gang to be arrested.

The SIT had arrested Sijith from Mysore in May and the key accused T K Rejish from Maharashtra early this month. Police said they alre also examining some burnt clothes recovered from a plot near Maramkandi to ascertain whether they belonged to the gang

Rejish would be subjected to an identification parade in Kozhikode later on Monday in the presence of the first class judicial magistrate.

 The SIT team had spread their probe to neighbouring states on information that some gang members had fled to other states after murdering the RMP leader.

Several people including some Communist party of India-Marxist party functionaries are under arrest in connection with the murder. Chandrasekharan, 5o, was hacked to death with sharp weapons by a car borne assailants at Vallikkad near Vatakara in Kozhikode district on May 4.

A former CPI-M leader in the party stronghold Onjiyam in Kozhikode district, he was expelled a few years back after falling out with the leadership.He later joined  RMP, floated by CPI-M activists who either quit the party over ideological issues or expelled for anti-party activities.

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