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The raid at Asianet News' office was conducted after a politician filed a complaint alleging that a news report by the channel on a schoolgirl who was allegedly forced to work as a drug courier was fake news.

'Kerala CM is PM Modi in dhoti': Congress leader on Asianet News raids

Leader of Opposition in the Kerala Assembly VD Satheesan has hit out at Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan after the crime branch police team raided the Asianet News office. 

The raid at Asianet News' office was conducted after a politician filed a complaint alleging that a news report by the channel on a schoolgirl who was allegedly forced to work as a drug courier was fake news.

Leader of Opposition in the Kerala Assembly VD Satheesan has hit out at Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan after the crime branch police team raided the Asianet News office. The Congress leader said that the CM is proving that he is a "Modi in dhoti".&nbsp;
The raid at Asianet News' office in Kozhikode was conducted after a politician filed a complaint alleging that a news report telecast by the channel on a schoolgirl who was allegedly forced to work as a drug courier was fake news.
On March 3, Students' Federation of India (SFI) activists trespassed into the Kochi office of the news channel and intimidated the staff there. A case was later registered against 30 SFI activists, the students' wing of the ruling CPI(M) in Kerala, on the basis of a complaint lodged by the channel.
Following the police action, Asianet News tweeted: "Days after SFI hooliganism, Kerala Police conducts 'search' at Asianet News Kozhikode office. Regardless, Asianet News continues to report, true to its motto: Straight. Bold. Relentless. #AttackOnMedia #PressFreedom #AsianetNewsAttacked." The search was condemned by the Congress and BJP in Kerala which termed it as "a sign of intolerance" and a "fascist approach", respectively.
(with PTI inputs)
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Kerala CM: Governor Khan has no authority to seek resignations of VCs

Vijayan said the Governor has no such powers and accused him of acting against the Constitution and the essence of democracy.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday lashed out at Governor Arif Mohammed Khan for seeking resignation of vice chancellors of nine universities in the state.
Vijayan said the Governor has no such powers and accused him of acting against the Constitution and the essence of democracy.
The Chief Minister alleged that the Governor's move was an encroachment on the powers of a democratically elected government, and the universities that are supposed to be academically independent.
A day after Khan kicked up a political storm seeking resignation of vice chancellors of nine varsities in the state, Vijayan said it was an unusual move and accused him of "waging war" with an intention to "destroy" the universities in the state.
"It was the Governor who appointed the VCs of these nine universities and if these appointments were made illegally, then the primary responsibility lies with the Governor himself," the Chief Minister said, adding that the chancellor has no authority to seek their resignations.
Armed with a recent Supreme Court order quashing appointment of the vice chancellor (VC) of APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University here for being contrary to University Grants Commission regulations, Khan on Sunday sought resignations of VCs of nine varsities in the state.
The Raj Bhavan said Khan, as Chancellor of universities in the state, also issued directions for the resignations to reach him by 11.30 am on Monday.
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