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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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ABVP accused SFI members of attacking tribal students affiliated with the right-wing outfit.

Violence at Hyderabad university | RSS's ABVP, Left's SFI members clash over student union polls: reports

ABVP accused SFI members of attacking tribal students affiliated with the right-wing outfit.

Violence was reported from the University of Hyderabad on 25 February 2023.
Students affiliated with RSS' student wing Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), and Left's Students' Federation of India (SFI) reportedly clashed at the university. Fighting occurred in relation to the students' union elections, according to the news agency ANI.
ABVP accused SFI members of attacking tribal students affiliated with the right-wing outfit. An India Today report said that clashes broke out over putting up of posters of the elections.
Students' union elections were held at Hyderabad university on 24 February 2023 after a gap of 2 years due to Covid.
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A startling video of a violent fight between college students has emerged from Kerala.The video purportedly shows members of Congress' KSU and CPI(M)'s SFI engaged in a violent altercation.Both sides blamed each other for initiating the fight.The incident reportedly occurred on March 15, during inauguration of a college students' union at the Trivandrum Law College.KSU, or the Kerala Students' Union reportedly claimed that its members were celebrating their victory in the college elections, when disgruntled Students' Federation of India members began assaulting them.The SFI was quoted as saying that a KSU member had misbehaved with a woman, which led to the fight.KSU's Safna Yakub, Ashik Ashraf, and Nithin Thampi, and SFI's Anandu were reportedly admitted to the hospital with injuries.Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan reportedly commented in the Assembly on the incident.He reportedly said that police have registered a case.Congress' student wing NSUI condemned the incident, accusing SFI of following a motto of 'Goondaism, Terror, and Fascism'.
The BJP also used the opportunity to train its guns at both the ruling Left, and Opposition Congress.
 

Watch: Woman dragged by mob, beaten up in Congress' KSU and CPM's SFI fight at Kerala college; CM says police case filed

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 A startling video of a violent fight between college students has emerged from Kerala. The video purportedly shows members of Congress' KSU and CPI(M)'s SFI engaged in a violent altercation. Both sides blamed each other for initiating the fight. The incident reportedly occurred on March 15, during inauguration of a college students' union at the Trivandrum Law College. KSU, or the Kerala Students' Union reportedly claimed that its members were celebrating their victory in the college elections, when disgruntled Students' Federation of India members began assaulting them. The SFI was quoted as saying that a KSU member had misbehaved with a woman, which led to the fight. KSU's Safna Yakub, Ashik Ashraf, and Nithin Thampi, and SFI's Anandu were reportedly admitted to the hospital with injuries. Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan reportedly commented in the Assembly on the incident. He reportedly said that police have registered a case.
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 Congress' student wing NSUI condemned the incident, accusing SFI of following a motto of 'Goondaism, Terror, and Fascism'.
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 The BJP also used the opportunity to train its guns at both the ruling Left, and Opposition Congress.
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 CAPTIONS Kerala: violent fight caught on camera Fight between KSU and SFI members 3 members of KSU, 1 of SFI injured Kerala CM said police have filed case Congress's NSUI alleged 'fascism' by SFI BJP slammed both Congress, and CPIM
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A startling video of a violent fight between college students has emerged from Kerala. The video purportedly shows members of Congress' KSU and CPI(M)'s SFI engaged in a violent altercation. Both sides blamed each other for initiating the fight. The incident reportedly occurred on March 15, during inauguration of a college students' union at the Trivandrum Law College. KSU, or the Kerala Students' Union reportedly claimed that its members were celebrating their victory in the college elections, when disgruntled Students' Federation of India members began assaulting them. The SFI was quoted as saying that a KSU member had misbehaved with a woman, which led to the fight. KSU's Safna Yakub, Ashik Ashraf, and Nithin Thampi, and SFI's Anandu were reportedly admitted to the hospital with injuries. Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan reportedly commented in the Assembly on the incident. He reportedly said that police have registered a case.Congress' student wing NSUI condemned the incident, accusing SFI of following a motto of 'Goondaism, Terror, and Fascism'.
The BJP also used the opportunity to train its guns at both the ruling Left, and Opposition Congress.
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