NDF men hack RSS activist, condition serious

A group of masked NDF men hacked an RSS worker, Biju on Sunday afternoon. He was admitted to a private hospital in Thrissur in a serious condition.The incident occurred when a group of NDF activists entered the internet cafe where Biju was working and hacked him seriously inside the cafe in Pavaratty. There had been ongoing issues between the NDF and the RSS in the area.

The NDF had been trying to kill and injure the RSS and BJP workers for the past some months and the RSS leadership have accused the CPI(M) led LDF Government for supporting the NDF from the outside.

The CPI(M) State secretary Pinarayi Vijayan has on Sunday in a party programme denounced the NDF and has said that it was a communal organisation and was heavily funded. The statement of the CPI(M) State secretary was taken seriously by the State Home Department and there were several complaints on the attacks carried out by the NDF men in all parts of the State.

The NDF is accused of having involved in the Marad killings in which eight people lost their lives including seven fishermen and one person from the gang which carried out the killings. The Marad killings were linked to the NDF, however the support extended by the CPI(M) and the IUML has helped the NDF to bail out of the situation.

The NDF was also accused of lynching RSS leaders Ashwini Kumar in Kannur and Sunil Kumar in Thiruvananthapuram. The NDF which had recently floated the Popular Front connecting the Islamic movements in South India was considered as a dreaded outfit.

The Intelligence agencies had already reported the presence of the NDF in the communal clashes in the State and the possibility of creating a communal frenzy among the Muslim community of the State which was hitherto living in peaceful conditions.

The recent arrest of Yahiya Kammukuty a software engineer and product of the National Institute of Technology, Kozhikode had also led to the intelligence agencies increasing its probe into the State .

As the NDF was based in Kozhikode and the public speeches of the leaders of the organisation had led to the agencies monitoring its activities closely in the State.

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