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18/04/2024

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Election Commission of India (ECI) to look into allegations that extra votes were recorded in favour of the BJP in EVMs during a mock poll in Kasaragod. The election body has , however, said the allegations were "false".

A bench comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta passed the oral direction during a hearing on pleas seeking verification of every vote cast through EVMs with VVPAT slips during elections.

The matter was brought to the Supreme Court's attention after advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), cited a media report on the complaints raised regarding the mock polls conducted in Kasargod.

The report mentioned that the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala and the United Democratic Front (UDF) lodged complaints with the district collector that four EVMs had erroneously registered extra votes in favour of the BJP.

"There was a mock poll in Kasargod, Kerala. Four EVMs and VVPATs were recording one extra vote for BJP," Bhushan said, citing the report, according to Bar and Bench.

The court then directed the ECI counsel to look into the issue.

Advocate BM Jamal, chief election agent of Congress candidate Rajmohan Unnithan, said three of the 10 VVPAT machines printed out "test prints". All these three prints had the BJP's lotus symbol and the words "not to be counted" were written on top.

The Supreme Court made the observation while hearing a batch of petitions seeking 100% verification of votes cast through EVMs with VVPAT slips. Presently, VVPAT verification is done only in five randomly selected EVMs in each assembly segment.

During the hearing, the Supreme Court asked the poll watchdog to explain the working of the EVM-VVPAT machines, saying there has to be sanctity in the electoral process.

"This is an electoral process and there needs to be sanctity to it and let there be no doubt about it," the top court said.

Thursday was the second day of the hearing on the matter.

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18/04/2024

At least four electronic voting machines (EVM) erroneously registered votes in favour of BJP during mock polling in Kasaragod on Wednesday, April 17, alleged agents of LDF and UDF candidates.

Kasaragod Lok Sabha constituency's LDF candidate and CPM leader M V Balakrishnan filed a complaint with District Collector Inbasekar K, designated as the District Election Officer, to look into the errors.

UDF candidate Rajmohan Unnithan's agent Muhammed Nasar Cherkalam Abdulla urged the assistant returning officer (ARO) in Kasaragod Lok Sabha constituency to change the erring machines. BJP's M L Ashwini is the NDA candidate in Kasaragod.

Nasar Cherkalam said the BJP's lotus was getting extra votes during the commissioning of the machines for the polling stations in Kasaragod Assembly Constituency. He also pointed out that the Congress's 'hand' symbol was smaller than other symbols on the voting machines and asked the officials to change it.

Kasaragod Lok Sabha constituency's voting machines have 10 options, including NOTA (none of the above).

In the first round of mock polls, all 190 EVMs were tested by casting votes against each of the 10 options. BJP's lotus was the first option.

The officials tested 20 machines at a time. When all 10 options on the EVMs were pressed one time each, the Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) gave two votes to the BJP in four machines.

When the BJP's lotus was not pressed, the same four erroneous VVPAT units gave one vote to the party, said Nasar Cherkalam. "When we raised the issue, the assistant returning Officer said the VVPAT slips with erroneous votes had the message 'not to be counted'," said Unnithan's election agent.

But if there is a dispute during counting, the BJP's agents would insist on counting these erroneous votes, said Nasar Cherkalam. "That's why we asked for the replacement of these machines," he said.

He said the errors automatically disappeared when the EVMs were tested for the third time. "But we cannot be sure that the errors would reappear in the fourth or fifth test," he said.

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17/04/2024

Surpassing the challenges posed by cerebral palsy, a congenital disorder that affects movement, muscle tone and posture, Sarika A K, hailing from this north Kerala district, has cleared the civil services exam.

Sarika, who is unable to use her right hand and uses her left to control the motorised wheel-chair she moves around in, cleared the exam in her second attempt and secured a rank of 922, according to the results announced by the Union Public Service Commission on Tuesday.

She said she was initially shocked by the result.

"I had hoped to clear it. I am happy that I have. I do not have the words to express my joy," she said.

Sarika said that she decided to opt for the civil services only after graduating and was able to achieve the feat of clearing it thanks to the support of her family, friends and teachers.

"My parents were my biggest support," she told a TV channel.

When asked what message she has for others suffering from disabilities, Sarika quoted a famous line from the book "Alchemist' by Paulo Coelho -- 'when you really want something, the whole universe conspires in helping you to achieve it'.

She also referred to a US-based woman -- Jessica Cox -- who became a licensed pilot despite not having any arms as that is what she dreamed of becoming.

Sarika also gave details of the various stages of the civil service she cleared and the difficulties she faced each time. "All were tough stages," she said.

The preliminary exam centre was in Kozhikode and was disabled friendly, she said.

"Therefore, it was accessible," she said.

However, the main examination was held in Thiruvananthapuram and as it was a week long process, she and her parents had to live there on rent and travel to the examination centre by auto.

"My father, who works in Qatar, came back for that," she said.

As it was a written exam and due to her disability, she had to use the help of a scribe.

After she cleared the main examination, the interview was held in Delhi where she stayed at the Kerala House.

"There the issue was the cold. It was winter in Delhi," she said.

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17/04/2024

Kerala is on the brink of a historic moment as the first double-decker train prepares to roll into the state. The trial run of the Coimbatore-KSR Bengaluru Uday Express, to be extended to Palakkad, is set for Wednesday, marking a significant milestone in Kerala's railway history.

This is the first double-decker AC chair car train in the Uday Express series by Indian Railways. The trial run will cover the Pollachi-Coimbatore stretch. The objective is to address the lack of trains on the upgraded and electrified Pollachi route.

The train departs from Coimbatore at 8 am on Wednesday, with expected arrival at Palakkad Town at 10:45 am and Palakkad Junction at 11:05 am. The return journey is scheduled for 11:35 am, reaching Coimbatore at 2:40 pm, concluding the trial run.

The decision to conduct the trial run on Wednesday was made due to the Uday Express not operating on this day. The Salem and Palakkad divisions of the Southern Railway are executing the trial run.

The timing of the train's regular service is yet to be finalized.

17/04/2024

National Highway to be closed for a duration of ten and a half hours, impacting travel from Wednesday night to Thursday morning, in Kasargod. The closure is orchestrated to facilitate the ongoing construction of a flyover in Kasaragod city, an integral part of the National Highway development project.

The closure, spanning from 9:00 pm on Wednesday to 7:30 am on Thursday, encompasses a stretch of 150 meters between Nullipady Ayyappa Bhajana Mandiram and Kasaragod New Bus Stand.

Complicating matters, a legal dispute over compensation related to the demolition of Mundol Arcade, a building near the new bus stand, has constrained space availability for setting up machinery. Consequently, the machinery required for concreting will have to be installed on the service road on both sides of the national highway, leading to the closure, said the officials from the Uralungal Labour Contract Co-operative Society (ULCCS), the construction contractor responsible for the project.

To mitigate the impact on traffic, diversions will be implemented. Vehicles approaching from the Mangaluru side will be rerouted from New Bus Stand Junction via MG Road, through the Kanhangad-Kasaragod State highway. Police authorities have also arranged diversions for vehicles arriving from the Cherkala side, to direct them via Vidyanagar Chowki Uliyathadukka road and Madhur Road.

16/04/2024

In a resounding display of unity and resilience, the people of Kerala have once again shown their silent but powerful strength against divisive ideologies. Over the past few years, Kerala has emerged not just as a land of scenic beauty but as a beacon of cultural richness and communal harmony.

For many, boarding a flight towards Kerala is not just a journey but a homecoming filled with a deep sense of belonging. This sentiment echoes the experiences of countless individuals who have had the privilege of witnessing Kerala up close, understanding its ancient roots, and appreciating its global connections across sports, music, and dance.

What sets Kerala apart is not just its cultural vibrancy but also its quiet yet firm demeanor when faced with adversity. Recent remarks by certain political factions alleging division and discord among Keralites were met with a dignified silence initially. However, when Kerala chose to speak, it did so with a forceful eloquence that left no room for doubt.

The RSS-BJP's attempts to sow seeds of hate and discord were met with a collective response from every corner of Kerala. Contrary to the divisive narrative, Kerala stood united, showcasing a solidarity that transcends religion, age, and gender.

A recent incident where a person faced a dire fate in Saudi Arabia due to a mistake drew an overwhelming response from Kerala. People from all walks of life, representing every religion and age group, joined hands to raise a staggering Rs. 34 crore in a matter of days. This extraordinary display of compassion and humanity not only saved a life but also sent a powerful message of Kerala's core values to the world.

In the face of adversity, Kerala's response was not just dignified but also a fitting rebuttal to ideologies promoting hate and division. Through its actions, Kerala continues to teach invaluable lessons about unity, compassion, and the true essence of its heart and soul.

16/04/2024

ISRO Chairman S Somanath on Tuesday announced that India aims to achieve debris-free space missions by 2030.

Addressing the 42nd Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee (IADC) annual meet here, he said ISRO has a very clearly laid out plan as far as space exploration and space utilisation are concerned for the coming days.

16/04/2024

A Malayali teenager miraculously survived after being stranded on a snowy mountainside in Italy. The young trecker, identified as Anoop Kozhikadan, hailing from Kanjoor in Kalady, was rescued by the Italian Air Force.

Anoop and his Italian friend trekked up a snow-capped mountain 2,400 metres above sea level last week in the Abruzzo, near Rome. Just as they were nearing the peak, unexpected obstacles arose in the form of growing darkness and heavier snowfall, making their journey even more difficult than they had imagined.

Anoop fell down the hill in a daze due to the darkness and got buried under the snow. Realising they were facing danger, they called Italy's helpline for assistance. Even though two helicopters were dispatched to conduct rescue operations, none of the attempts were successful. As the sky darkened, the rescue crew stopped operations and requested assistance from the Italian Air Force.

The Air Force crew, accompanied by their helicopter, swiftly arrived on the scene. Within minutes, Anoop and his companion were rescued. Anoop's body temperature had plummeted dangerously low due to being buried in snow. He was promptly rushed to the hospital, where he underwent treatment that ultimately saved his life.

16/04/2024

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Sunday sought the intervention of the external affairs ministry seeking the safe return of Indian nationals including three from the state who are onboard a seized Israel-linked cargo ship in the gulf region.

As per reports, three among the crew, namely Sumesh, P V Dhanesh and Syamnath have been confirmed to be natives of Kerala.

16/04/2024

India's first water metro is gearing up to celebrate its one-year anniversary on April 25. Since its inception, more than 18 lakh people have travelled on the water metro so far. Not only has it become a popular mode of transportation, but it has also emerged as a must-visit attraction for tourists visiting Kochi. In fact, every tour package to this area now includes an exhilarating water metro ride.

Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL), the operator of the project, is preparing to start services on more routes to target tourists. Meanwhile, more states are also showing interest in the water metro. The preliminary assessment is that a water metro can be implemented in 40 cities. Kollam is also recommended for launching a water metro.

Once the water metro is fully operational, a total of 78 boats will be running between 38 terminals. The water metro features state-of-the-art boats constructed at the Kochi shipyard.

16/04/2024

As per the circular, each pilgrim travelling for hajj via Kozhikode, the favoured embarkation point for pilgrims from the Malabar region, has to pay Rs 3.73 lakh. For those travelling through Kochi airport, the fee fixed is Rs 3,37,100 each, while for Kannur airport it is Rs 3.38 lakh. Click on link in bio to read more:

16/04/2024

The Union Public Service Commission declared the final results of the Civil Service Examinations 2023 on Tuesday. Sidharth Ramkumar, a native of Kochi, secured the fourth rank in the examination.

13/04/2024

Meet the trio from Malappuram who worked behind developing the mobile application which helped in raising funds for the release ofRahim, a Kozhikode native who was sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia.

'Spinecodes', a software company founded by Malappuram natives Ashhar, Mohammed Shuhaib and Mohammed Hashim helped in fund collection by designing a user friendly and transparent application for the purpose.

The company which began its operations in 2017 has created several applications by now for various purposes. In the past, they had designed apps for fund collection during the construction of Muslim League Headquarters and has also helped the Youth Congress raise money at a national level.

12/04/2024

In a remarkable display of unity and compassion, Kerala witnessed one of its largest crowdfunding efforts, raising ₹34 crore to save Mr. Raheem from facing the death penalty in Saudi Arabia. At the forefront of this monumental fundraising campaign was Mr. Boby, a prominent businessman whose efforts played a crucial role in achieving this extraordinary feat.

Boby's Leading Role:

Mr. Boby's involvement in the fundraising campaign was pivotal. Recognizing the urgency of Raheem's situation, Boby dedicated his time and resources to mobilize support from the community. His passionate appeals and strategic initiatives galvanized individuals and organizations to contribute generously towards the cause.

Community Response and Collaborative Efforts:

The success of the fundraising campaign was a testament to the collective spirit of the Kerala community. People from all walks of life joined hands with Boby, leveraging social media platforms, community gatherings, and traditional outreach methods to spread awareness and garner support. This collaborative effort resulted in an outpouring of donations, surpassing the initial fundraising target.

Impact and Unity:

The impact of this fundraising initiative goes beyond financial support. It exemplifies the spirit of unity and compassion that defines Kerala, showcasing how individuals can come together to make a meaningful difference in someone's life. The swift and substantial response to Boby's call for help highlights the inherent empathy and solidarity within the community.

12/04/2024

Rahim's mother Fathima said she was thankful to everyone that helped raise the sum. "Let my son return home as soon as possible. All of you helped. I never thought such a huge sum could be collected so soon. I didn't celebrate the festival (Ramadan) for the last 18 years. We can celebrate when he returns. I can't wait to see him again," an emotional Fathima told media persons.

12/04/2024

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has hailed the 'indomitable spirit' of Malayalis that shone through a massive crowdfunding drive to help the release of a Kozhikode native on death row in Saudi Arabia.

Vijayan has called it 'The Real Kerala Story', alluding to the controversial Bollywood movie by the same name that has been widely criticised for insulting the secular credentials of the state.

"In the face of relentless hate campaigns targeting Kerala, the indomitable spirit of Malayalis shines through, upholding together Kerala's resilience and compassion," posted Vijayan on the social media platform X, also called Twitter.

"Abdul Rahim's story, a Keralite facing ex*****on in Saudi Arabia, symbolizes this resistance. With 34 crore rupees raised for his release, Kerala's commitment to its people and values is crystal clear, shattering divisive lies," Vijayan posted.

An action committee formed to raise the sum for Rahim's release had launched a mobile application 'SAVEABDULRAHIM'. The representatives of the committee announced the success of the mission at a press conference on Friday.

Rahim was a driver in Saudi Arabia, where his duties included caring for a differently-abled teenager. Rahim was convicted after the boy died under his watch. He was found guilty of detaching a medical device that assisted the boy's breathing.

He was sentenced to death in 2018 under Saudi law; the verdict was upheld by an appeal court in 2022 and ratified by the country's Supreme Court. The sentence was put on hold after the deceased's family agreed to accept diya (blood money). An amount of 15 million Saudi Riyals (approximately Rs 33.24 crore) was agreed upon. The deal was signed on October 16, 2023, and its validity ends on April 16.

"Gratitude to all those who joined hands for this humanitarian cause. United, we'll continue sharing the Real Kerala Story of compassion and truth," posted Vijayan.

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12/04/2024

In one of the biggest humanitarian drives in Kerala, a group of people here raised Rs 34 crore for the release of Kozhikode native Abdul Rahim, who has been serving his time on death row in Saudi Arabia's jail for the past 18 years.

The action committee has raised the whole amount for Rahim's release three days ahead of ex*****on. The representatives of the committee announced the achievement at a press conference here on Friday.

"This is Kerala's real story,” said a member of the committee expressing gratitude for all who took part in the crowdfunding. Apart from Keralites, Malayalis in Riyadh organised a Biriyani challenge to raise the funds that would be paid as blood money for Rahim's release.

The action committee had launched a mobile app 'SAVEABDULRAHIM' for crowdfunding. Apart from the app, a huge number of people contacted the action committee directly to contribute to the good deed.

As per reports, Rs 24 crore was raised within four days. More people are flowing to Rahim's house which is acting as the office of the crowdfunding. After successfully raising the required amount, the committee appealed to the people to stop donations.

The story of Abdul Raheem
Raheem, a former auto driver from Feroke in Kozhikode, ventured to Saudi Arabia in 2006 seeking better prospects. There, he was employed as a house-driver in Riyadh, where part of his duties included caring for a differently-abled 15-year-old boy within the household.

A fateful incident unfolded when Rahim was driving with the boy one day. At a traffic signal, the boy urged Rahim to move the car forward ignoring the red light. When he refused, the situation escalated as the boy began spitting and beating him. During the altercation, Rahim unintentionally touched a medical device attached to the boy's shoulder. The device, which helped the boy to breathe, fell inside the car. The boy eventually went unconscious and died.

The death sentence came in 2018 under the Saudi law for murder, after the boy’s family refused to grant amnesty. The appeal court upheld this verdict in 2022, a decision later confirmed by the country's Supreme Court.

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11/04/2024

The world just experienced its warmest March on record, capping a 10-month streak in which every month set a new temperature record, the European Union's climate change monitoring service said on Tuesday. Already, 2023 was the planet's hottest year in global records going back to 1850. Extreme weather and exceptional temperatures have wreaked havoc this year.

11/04/2024

With the mercury rising in the state, the Kerala High Court has passed a resolution exempting advocates from wearing gowns during the summer season. This exemption will be in force till May 31. Temperatures have been rising across the state, climbing beyond 40 degrees in a few districts.
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03/04/2024

filed his nomination papers to the from constituency. As per his affidavit, the value of his movable assets has increased by 59% in five years.

03/04/2024

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday filed his nomination papers from Kerala's Wayanad Lok Sabha seat.

Rahul, accompanied by his sister Priyanka Gandhi and other senior party leaders including AICC general secretary K C Venugopal, submitted his nomination papers to the Wayanad District Collector who is also the Returning Officer.

After submitting the papers, he read out the oath to uphold the Constitution which concluded the submission process.

Rahul arrived in Wayanad by helicopter in the morning and then held a roadshow from Kalpetta to Civil Station here before reaching the District Collector's office to submit his nomination.

Prior to reaching the collector's office, he addressed the public towards the end of the roadshow and said he was always with the people of Wayanad on all issues, including the human-animal conflicts which have claimed many lives in the high range district of the state.

"It has been an honour for me to be your member of Parliament. I don't treat you and think of you like an electorate. I treat you and think of you the same way I think of my little sister Priyanka. So in the houses of Wayanad, I have sisters, mothers, fathers and brothers. And I thank you from the bottom of my heart for that," Rahul Gandhi said.

He further said that he was always ready to bring Wayanad's issues to the attention of the nation and world.

"There is an issue of man-animal conflict, medical college issue. I stand with the people of Wayanad in this fight. We have tried to pressurise the government on the medical college, I have written letters to the CM. But unfortunately, they have not moved forward. I am absolutely convinced that if we have a government in Delhi and when we get a government in Kerala, both of which we will do, we will resolve these issues," he said.

"I am not making just a political speech. Regardless of thier parties, communities, age, every single person in Wayanad gave me love, affection, respect and treated me as their own," the Congress leader added.

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03/04/2024

The court verdict acquitting the three accused in the case of murdering Mohammed Riyas Moulavi, a madrasa teacher in Choori, Kasaragod, has literally shocked all those who have put faith in justice and judiciary. District Principal Sessions Judge K.K. Balakrishnan acquitted the three RSS activists saying there was no evidence. This is completely unexpected. The trial proceedings started in 2019 in which eight judges heard the case so far. The accused had been arrested within three days of the midnight murder on March 20, 2017. After that, the accused who were in judicial custody till the verdict have now been released with the court order. At the same time, our system and criminal justice machinery has failed to deliver justice to the murderer of Riyas family Moulavi or his family. If in the case of Riyas Moulavi, who was sleeping in a room adjacent to the mosque, was stabbed to death with a knife, there were no culprits, it is our systems that become ridiculous. The Sessions Court blames the investigation team and the prosecution for this lapse. However, the investigators and the prosecution assert that there was an investigation and prosecution without any loopholes. Whosesoever be the fault, the blow inflicted is on justice, on Riyas Moulavi's family and the countless citizens who have placed their faith in the justice system. When the guilty escape scot-free, the ones getting punished in effect, are the innocent.

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03/04/2024

The Kasaragod District Principal Sessions Court has acquitted three Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) activists in connection with the brutal murder of Riyas Moulavi, a madrassa teacher inside a mosque in 2017. The verdict, which came after seven years of anticipation, has sent shockwaves through the community and raised questions about the efficacy of the justice system.

The acquitted individuals, identified as Ajith, Nithin Kumar, and Akhilash, all residents of Kelugude and affiliated with the RSS, were accused of trespassing into the Churi mosque and hacking 27-year-old madrassa teacher Riyas Moulavi to death on March 20, 2017.

The case garnered significant attention as the accused were apprehended within three days of the murder, and a charge sheet was promptly filed within 90 days, preventing the accused from obtaining bail. However, despite what seemed like a strong case against them, the court's one-line verdict simply stated that all three were acquitted.

The courtroom was packed with anxious spectators eagerly awaiting the outcome. Riyas Moulavi's wife, who had arrived at the courthouse with their child, broke down in tears upon hearing the verdict. Relatives of the deceased expressed profound sadness and disbelief, expecting justice to be served but finding themselves bitterly disappointed by the outcome.

The action committee, representing the interests of the victim's family and supporters, expressed deep distress over the verdict, emphasizing the need for the truth to prevail. They vowed to consider appealing the lower court's decision, hoping to uncover any potential conspiracies behind the acquittal.

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02/04/2024

In a scathing critique of the judiciary, retired Hon'ble Justice B. Kemal Pasha from the Kerala High Court has expressed dismay over the handling of the Riyas Moulavi case. The judgment, according to Justice Pasha, reflects a concerning disregard for crucial evidence and legal principles.

The retired judge's analysis focuses on Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act, which emphasizes the value of information provided by the accused and the presentation of evidence to law enforcement. Justice Pasha highlights the significance of independent witnesses and the need for their statements, whether favorable or not to the prosecution, to be considered in a thorough investigation.

Central to Justice Pasha's criticism is the court's dismissal of critical evidence, including a knife and clothing, gathered under Section 27's discovery provisions. DNA analysis, which conclusively linked the blood on these items to the victim, was notably overlooked by the court. The failure to conduct DNA tests on the accused's bloodstained clothing, which could have unequivocally established its connection to the crime, is described as perplexing.

Furthermore, Justice Pasha questions the court's rationale for not delving into the accused's alleged affiliations, arguing that this should not overshadow the core objective of proving their involvement in the crime.

The retired judge's remarks underscore a broader concern regarding the judiciary's understanding and application of legal principles, particularly the differentiation between direct and circumstantial evidence. While witness testimony can be subjective, circumstantial evidence like DNA analysis is deemed more reliable and should have been given due weight in the judgment.

Ultimately, Justice Pasha's critique points to a potential miscarriage of justice in the Riyas Moulavi case, where investigative shortcomings led to the acquittal of the accused without adequate consideration of the available evidence. This sharp rebuke from a respected legal figure raises pertinent questions about the integrity and rigor of judicial proceedings in such high-profile cases.

02/04/2024

In the wake of the recent verdict regarding Riyas Maulavi, security measures in Kasaragod have been significantly heightened, with the deployment of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and enhanced protection for offices affiliated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

The decision to bolster security comes amidst concerns of potential unrest and tensions following the verdict. The CRPF deployment aims to ensure peace and order in the region, especially considering the sensitive nature of the case and its potential ramifications on communal harmony.

Officials have emphasized the importance of maintaining law and order, urging residents to remain calm and cooperate with security forces. In addition to the CRPF presence, security measures around RSS and BJP offices have been intensified to preempt any untoward incidents.

Local authorities have assured the public of their commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all citizens, regardless of their affiliations or beliefs. They have urged people to report any suspicious activities promptly and to refrain from engaging in any actions that could incite unrest.

The increased security measures underscore the seriousness with which authorities are addressing the aftermath of the Riyas Maulavi verdict, prioritizing stability and peace in Kasaragod and the surrounding areas.

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