Shukoor murder: P Jayarajan to be questioned again today.

KANNUR: The special team will again question CPI (M) Kannur District Secretary, P. Jayarajan today in connection with the murder of MSF Thalipparambu circle treasurer, Abdul Shukoor.  

Jayarajan will be questioned at Payyambalam Guest House at 11 in the morning. The probe team had also sent a notice to T.V. Rajesh MLA informing him to present for questioning. The police have decided to question Rajesh as soon as the assembly meeting is over..

 Shukoor murder: P Jayarajan to be questioned again today.

KANNUR: The special team will again question CPI (M) Kannur District Secretary, P. Jayarajan today in connection with the murder of MSF Thalipparambu circle treasurer, Abdul Shukoor.  

Jayarajan will be questioned at Payyambalam Guest House at 11 in the morning. The probe team had also sent a notice to T.V. Rajesh MLA informing him to present for questioning. The police have decided to question Rajesh as soon as the assembly meeting is over..

Revelation against Sudhakaran: Investigation team not formed yet. THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: An investigation team has not been formed yet to probe the revelations made by Sudhakaran’s former car driver and Congress block secretary, Prashanth Babu that Sudhakaran had conspired to kill CPI (M) leader E P Jayarajan. One week has passed since Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan proclaimed that a special investigation team would be formed to probe the revelations..

Revelation against Sudhakaran: Investigation team not formed yet. THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: An investigation team has not been formed yet to probe the revelations made by Sudhakaran’s former car driver and Congress block secretary, Prashanth Babu that Sudhakaran had conspired to kill CPI (M) leader E P Jayarajan. One week has passed since Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan proclaimed that a special investigation team would be formed to probe the revelations..

TP murder: P.K. Kunhanandan remanded till July 21. KOZHIKODE: The Vadakara Chief Magistrate Court on Saturday remanded CPI (M) Panur area committee member P.K. Kunhanandan till July 21 in connection with the murder of RMP leader TP Chandrasekharan. The special investigation team (SIT) probing the murder had termed Kunhanandan as the mastermind behind the conspiracy to eliminate the RMP leader. He has been named 23rd accused by the SIT.

TP murder: P.K. Kunhanandan remanded till July 21. KOZHIKODE: The Vadakara Chief Magistrate Court on Saturday remanded CPI (M) Panur area committee member P.K. Kunhanandan till July 21 in connection with the murder of RMP leader TP Chandrasekharan. The special investigation team (SIT) probing the murder had termed Kunhanandan as the mastermind behind the conspiracy to eliminate the RMP leader. He has been named 23rd accused by the SIT.

TP Murder: Arrests made on strong evidences, says Intelligence wing. KOZHIKODE: The intelligence wing in its report to the state government clarified that CPI (M) leaders and activists were arrested in the T.P. Chandrasekharan Murder case on the basis of strong evidences. The Home Ministry had earlier sought a report from Intelligence officials on the basis of allegations against the officers that arrests were being made by fabricating cases against CPI (M) leaders. The report was sent by Vadakara Rural State Special Branch Intelligence ADGP T.P. Sen Kumar on Saturday. In the report, it has been pointed out that CPI (M) has not yet denied the evidences of special investigation team. Hitherto, 61 persons have been arrested. A charge sheet cannot be submitted within 90 days in such a complicated case as this, in which more than 60 people were involved and murder was carried out in a pre-planned manner, the report says..

TP Murder: Arrests made on strong evidences, says Intelligence wing. KOZHIKODE: The intelligence wing in its report to the state government clarified that CPI (M) leaders and activists were arrested in the T.P. Chandrasekharan Murder case on the basis of strong evidences. The Home Ministry had earlier sought a report from Intelligence officials on the basis of allegations against the officers that arrests were being made by fabricating cases against CPI (M) leaders. The report was sent by Vadakara Rural State Special Branch Intelligence ADGP T.P. Sen Kumar on Saturday. In the report, it has been pointed out that CPI (M) has not yet denied the evidences of special investigation team. Hitherto, 61 persons have been arrested. A charge sheet cannot be submitted within 90 days in such a complicated case as this, in which more than 60 people were involved and murder was carried out in a pre-planned manner, the report says..

Air India plane makes emergency landing in Pakistan

LAHORE: A New Delhi-bound Air India airplane made an emergency landing at Nawabshah in southern Sindh on Monday after developing a technical problem with its hydraulic system, an official spokesman said. All 122 passengers and crew members on board the plane are safe.

The captain of the Airbus aircraft, going from Abu Dhabi to New Delhi, contacted Pakistani authorities and sought permission for an emergency landing after detecting the problem with the hydraulic system, Civil Aviation Authority spokesman Pervez George told reporters.

The plane landed at Nawabshah airport in southern Sindh province at 3. 37a.m.

In New Delhi, an Air India spokesperson said: “The aircraft was flying over Pakistan air space when the pilot saw a warning light in the cockpit and sought permission to land at the nearest airport which was awabshah.”

The captain preferred to have the passengers remain on board the aircraft though Pakistani authorities had offered to allow them to disembark, George said.

George said Air India could send another aircraft to take the stranded passengers and crew to India.

It was also possible that the private Shaheen airline, which has a tie-up with Air India, could provide an aircraft to ferry the passengers and crew to the nearest Indian airport, he said.

A release plane with material and men will be shortly leaving Delhi for the spot to take the passengers.

Air India plane makes emergency landing in Pakistan

LAHORE: A New Delhi-bound Air India airplane made an emergency landing at Nawabshah in southern Sindh on Monday after developing a technical problem with its hydraulic system, an official spokesman said. All 122 passengers and crew members on board the plane are safe.

The captain of the Airbus aircraft, going from Abu Dhabi to New Delhi, contacted Pakistani authorities and sought permission for an emergency landing after detecting the problem with the hydraulic system, Civil Aviation Authority spokesman Pervez George told reporters.

The plane landed at Nawabshah airport in southern Sindh province at 3. 37a.m.

In New Delhi, an Air India spokesperson said: “The aircraft was flying over Pakistan air space when the pilot saw a warning light in the cockpit and sought permission to land at the nearest airport which was awabshah.”

The captain preferred to have the passengers remain on board the aircraft though Pakistani authorities had offered to allow them to disembark, George said.

George said Air India could send another aircraft to take the stranded passengers and crew to India.

It was also possible that the private Shaheen airline, which has a tie-up with Air India, could provide an aircraft to ferry the passengers and crew to the nearest Indian airport, he said.

A release plane with material and men will be shortly leaving Delhi for the spot to take the passengers.