Varkala: In Varkala, a newlywed was killed by her husband by hitting her on the head with a wick lamp. Nikita (26) was killed. Her husband Anish was arrested. The police say that Anish has mental problems. In the morning, the family comes hearing Nikhila’s screams.

Nikhila, who was hit on the head, was rushed to the hospital but was confirmed dead. Their marriage was on July 8. Anish and Nikita got married three months ago. Anish was working abroad.

Nikita was killed at her husband’s house around 2 am. The murder was at the end of the argument. The relatives told the police that there used to be frequent fights between the two. The police said that Anish is a mentally ill person.

Nikita’s body has been shifted to Varkala Taluk Hospital. A few days ago, both of them started staying at Anish’s house in Varkala. The police said that Anish’s suspicion towards his wife was the reason for the murder.

Anish’s parents were also present in the house when the incident took place. The police informed that more information can be given only after the body’s scientific department arrives.

Kollam:  Sri Lankan nationals arrested again in Kollam. Six men, four women and one child were arrested. They are part of the group that tried to enter Canada. They were arrested from Kollam Pallithottam police station.

A case has been registered for human trafficking. The case was registered against 11 people. Their first attempt to cross to Australia from Karakad in Tamil Nadu failed. The first attempt was on August 16.

Kollam police arrested 11 people who tried to cross to Australia by boat. 2 people are natives of Sri Lanka and 9 people are from Sri Lankan refugee camp in Tamil Nadu. There are indications that more people have reached Kollam. The Tamil Nadu QBranch team is interrogating them.
On the 19th of last month, the police arrested 9 other persons after the investigation of two persons, Anthony Keshavan and Pavithran, natives of Trincomalee, who arrived on tourist visa from Sri Lanka via Chennai airport.

The investigation was based on a tip-off given by the Tamil Nadu Q Branch team to the Kollam City Police Commissioner. According to the mobile phone tower location, two Sri Lankans and 9 refugees were found at the lodge on Kollam Beach Road. Those arrested were from Vidhinapally, Chennai and Mandapam Camp. Tamil Nadu Q Branch team also reached Kollam and interrogated them.

The Kerala Police is trying to find out whose boat they tried to cross to Australia. It was also found that their agent is Lakshmanan from Sri Lanka. An investigation has been started about Lakshmanan’s associates in Kollam. 

Thiruvananthapuram: A woman committed suicide at her husband’s house in Karivallur, Kannur. 24-year-old Surya hanged herself at her husband Ragesh’s house. Surya has an eight-month-old baby.

Payyannur police registered a case against her husband Ragesh and mother. Relatives say that Ragesh and his mother used to torture Surya.

Pathanamthitta: Abhirami (12), who was bitten by a stray dog in Pathanamthitta Ranni, has been confirmed to have rabies. The confirmation was done in the saliva sample test in Pune. Abhirami, who was undergoing treatment at Kottayam Medical College, died today.

Abhirami was in critical condition despite receiving three injections. She was shifted to Kottayam Medical College for specialist treatment but her life could not be saved. The cause of death was the spread of the virus to the brain. Abhirami, a native of Mylapra, Pathanamthitta, was admitted to Kottayam ICH on Saturday. The girl who showed symptoms of rabies was kept alive with the help of a ventilator. She died at 1:45 pm as the virus spread to her brain.

But ICH Superintendent Dr. Jayaprakash said that there was no failure in providing primary treatment. The explanation is that Abhirami’s health condition worsened due to a deep cut below his eye. Health Minister Veena George said that Abhirami’s death is extremely sad and action will be taken if there has been a failure in providing primary treatment at the family health centers.

Kochi: Heavy rain and wind are likely in the state in the next few days, the Central Meteorological Department said. An orange alert has been announced in Ernakulam district considering the possibility of heavy rain for the next two days. In this situation, the District Collector Dr. Renu Raj informed that tourism-related activities will not be allowed in the hilly areas and coastal areas of the district.
Revenue and local bodies departments will take steps to relocate people living in areas prone to soil erosion and landslides if necessary. Control rooms at the district level and taluk level will be functioning 24 hours a day.

Kochi: Police arrested a Bangladeshi citizen who was conducting human trafficking through airports. Ernakulam Rural District Crime Branch arrested Muhammad Abdul Shukur (32), a native of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Police arrested him from Mangalore airport.

Fake passport, PAN card, Aadhaar card and bank documents were recovered from Abdul Shukur. On the 27th, 4 Bangladeshis were arrested for trying to enter Sharjah with fake documents through Nedumbassery airport. They tried to leave under the pretense of being Indians. During the investigation conducted by the District Crime Branch under the leadership of District Police Chief Vivek Kumar, information was received about the racket of preparing and issuing fake documents.

The main agent of the gang, Abdul Shukur, was caught by the police while bringing two people to smuggle abroad through the Mangalore airport. He is doing human trafficking by bringing people from Bangladesh to India and preparing documents including passports.