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The accused, posing as a dog trainer, is believed to have been involved in drug trafficking, as revealed by the substantial seizure.

Kerala police goes for drug raid, gets shocked. Here's why

The accused, posing as a dog trainer, is believed to have been involved in drug trafficking, as revealed by the substantial seizure.

A surprise search planned by the Anti-Narcotics squad of the Kottayam police at the house of a man suspected to be a drug dealer resulted in a shock for them due to the presence of several violent dogs trained to bite anyone wearing 'khaki' attire.
The presence of the dogs hindered the search process on Sunday night and also enabled the accused to escape from the police who were focused on avoiding the attacks of the canines.
However, the dogs were subdued and over 17 kilograms of ganja was seized from the site, police said.
Speaking to reporters, Kottayam SP K Karthick IPS said it was close to midnight when the search team, also comprising officers from the nearby Gandhinagar police station, arrived at the location.
"We did not expect there would be so many dogs here and that they would be violent. So, we faced difficulty initially in carrying out a proper search. Fortunately, none of the officers were injured.
"The accused had imparted training to the dogs to bite on seeing khaki. He had been briefly trained in dog handling by a person retired from the BSF, but was kicked out from there for asking questions like how to make dogs bite someone wearing khaki," the SP said.
The top officer of the district police also said the accused under the guise of being a dog trainer was selling drugs and the same was evident from the seizure of over 17 kgs of ganja from the site.
"According to our preliminary investigation, he (accused) was living here on rent and was known to everyone in the area as a dog trainer. Therefore, people used to leave their dogs with him, at the rate of Rs 1,000 per day, when they went outside and he would look after the canines," Karthick said.
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Kerala police conduct searches at Asianet News channel office days after SFI attack

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.

Offices of the Malayalam news channel Asianet were searched by the Kerala police on Sunday. This comes after a group of Students' Federation of India (SFI) activists allegedly trespassed into the office of Asianet News in Kochi on Friday and intimidated the staff over a report about the sexual assault of a girl, according to Kerala Police, said a NDTV report.&nbsp;
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar shared a video of the police action on Twitter and&nbsp; slammed the Pinarayi Vijayan government.&nbsp;
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.
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From selling lemonade and ice cream at the age of 18 to now a cop at 31. That's the incredible story of Kerala's Anie Siva.
She has joined the Varkala police station as a probationary sub-inspector.
Congratulating her for her success, the Kerala Police tweeted, "A true model of willpower and confidence. An 18-year-old girl who was left on the streets with her 6-month-old baby after being abandoned by her husband and family has become Sub Inspector at Varkala police station."
Siva married her lover when she was still in college, but he left her and their baby after a few years. The family refused to accept her back and Siva struggled to make ends meet trying odd jobs like selling lemonade and ice creams to tourists.
But luck had other plans as Siva with the help of a good man resumed her studies and made it to the police force.
"I got to know that my posting is at Varkala police station only a few days back. This is a place where I have shed many tears with my small child, with no one to support me," Ms Siva told news agency ANI.
"At the stalls in Varkala Sivagiri ashram, I tried many small businesses like selling lemonade, ice-cream to handmade crafts. Everything flopped. It was then a man who suggested and helped me with money to study and write the exam for the sub-inspector post."

From selling lemonade to becoming a cop: Incredible story of a Kerala woman 

From selling lemonade and ice cream at the age of 18 to now a cop at 31. That's the incredible story of Kerala's Anie Siva.

From selling lemonade and ice cream at the age of 18 to now a cop at 31. That's the incredible story of Kerala's Anie Siva.
She has joined the Varkala police station as a probationary sub-inspector.
Congratulating her for her success, the Kerala Police tweeted, "A true model of willpower and confidence. An 18-year-old girl who was left on the streets with her 6-month-old baby after being abandoned by her husband and family has become Sub Inspector at Varkala police station."
Siva married her lover when she was still in college, but he left her and their baby after a few years. The family refused to accept her back and Siva struggled to make ends meet trying odd jobs like selling lemonade and ice creams to tourists.
But luck had other plans as Siva with the help of a good man resumed her studies and made it to the police force.
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From selling lemonade and ice cream at the age of 18 to now a cop at 31. That's the incredible story of Kerala's Anie Siva.

From selling lemonade and ice cream at the age of 18 to now a cop at 31. That's the incredible story of Kerala's Anie Siva.
She has joined the Varkala police station as a probationary sub-inspector.
Congratulating her for her success, the Kerala Police tweeted, "A true model of willpower and confidence. An 18-year-old girl who was left on the streets with her 6-month-old baby after being abandoned by her husband and family has become Sub Inspector at Varkala police station."
Siva married her lover when she was still in college, but he left her and their baby after a few years. The family refused to accept her back and Siva struggled to make ends meet trying odd jobs like selling lemonade and ice creams to tourists.
But luck had other plans as Siva with the help of a good man resumed her studies and made it to the police force.
"I got to know that my posting is at Varkala police station only a few days back. This is a place where I have shed many tears with my small child, with no one to support me," Ms Siva told news agency ANI.
"At the stalls in Varkala Sivagiri ashram, I tried many small businesses like selling lemonade, ice-cream to handmade crafts. Everything flopped. It was then a man who suggested and helped me with money to study and write the exam for the sub-inspector post."

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