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The party state chief K Surendran accused the Marxist veteran of allegedly looking for ways to derive
political mileage by polarising people.
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All India Press Trust of India Updated: September 24, 2021 7:03 pm IST

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The party state chief K Surendran accused the Marxist veteran of allegedly
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"How can a Chief Minister present the data of a crime based on religion? He did
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Crime Records Bureau or it was with the Home Department," he told a press
meet.

Stating that it was unbecoming of a person, who heads the state, to come up with
such data, he asked whether the state had the precedence of presenting crime
몭gures based on religion.

He also wanted to know how the Chief Minister came to know about the religion
of the accused and asked was it from their names that he assumed about it.
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"We want to know whether the state government keeps data of crimes based on
the religion of the accused...Are the 몭gures, presented by the Chief Minister,
authentic? Why did he put such a 몭gure before the people? He should not have
done such a thing which would communally polarise people," the BJP chief said.

Mr Surendran also urged the government to address the concerns of the parent
community in the state as schools are about to reopen in the state amid the
continuing COVID-19 cases.

While answering questions on the controversial "narcotic and love jihad" remarks
by Pala Bishop Joseph Kallarangatt, Vijayan on Wednesday said 4,941 cases
were registered in the state in 2020 under the NDPS Act and out of the 5,422
accused, 2,700 (49.80 per cent) were Hindus, 1,869 (34.47 per cent) were
Muslims and 853 (15.73 per cent) were Christians.

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