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putting in place a regulatory
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student union's "diktat" to wear a burqa, has finally won her battle
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Madani's
arrest: Karna team awaiting Kerala police's nod
Wednesday, August 11, 2010 03:11:33 PM ,
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Kollam (Kerala): A Bangalore
Police team here is awaiting the nod from its Kerala counterpart
since last night to arrest Peoples Democratic Party leader Abdul
Nasser Madani in connection with the 2008 Bangalore serial blasts
case. Official sources said senior Kerala Police officials are
weighing the possible fallout of Madani's arrest and the ways to
tackle it as PDP workers continued to converge at his camp at
Anwarassery near here since yesterday.
Bangalore Police team led by Circle Inspector Siddappa reached here
yesterday to arrest Madani, whose anticipatory bail plea was
rejected by Karnataka High Court last week. Bangalore Police had
produced relevant documents and had discussions with District
Superintendent of Police Harshita Attalluri, who said the arrest
could take place any moment.
Madani himself told journalists yesterday that he would co-operate
with the arrest respecting the judiciary but would continue his
legal battle to prove his innocence. Kerala Police was learnt to
have advised Bangalore police team ''not to rush'' without
considering the reactions the arrest could spark not only in and
around Madani's camp at Anwarassery but also in other parts of the
state.
They also took into account factors such as the health problems of
Madani, who was said to be suffering from fever. Doctors from a
nearby private hospital were called to attend on him last night,
police sources said.
The state police was also seized of the possibility of radical
outfits like Popular Front of India, under scanner for its role in
chopping off the hand of a college lecturer, exploiting the
situation to fan trouble, they said. The lecturer T M Joseph was
attacked on July four for preparing a question paper with alleged
derogatory references to Prophet Mohammed.
Security across the state, already tight in view of the visit of
President Pratibha Patil later this week and the Independence Day
has been beefed up further in the wake of the development concerning
the PDP leader, sources said. Madani has been listed as an accused
in the case relating to Bangalore blasts on July 25, 2008 which had
claimed the life of a woman and left 20 others injured.
The PDP leader was the main accused in the Coimbatore serial bomb
blasts case in 1998, in which 58 people were killed, hours before
BJP leader L K Advani was to address an election meeting.
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