Police laxity alleged in arresting murderer

The family members will take out a march towards the Chathannoor ACP office on November 2 demanding action against the culprit.

Update: 2017-10-28 01:00 GMT
A. Naseera and her two daughters. (Photo: DC)

Kollam: The Chathannoor police are yet to arrest Ali Akbar, who allegedly murdered his  mother-in-law Ayisha Beevi, 72, of Yahiya Manzil in Muttakkavu  two weeks ago. 

Her family has alleged that the police is reluctant to arrest Ali Akbar because of their connections with him, the leader of a  sand mafia in the area. 

The police  charged him with sections of murder based on a complaint filed by his wife A. Naseera,  daughter of Ayisha Beevi. The family members will take out a  march towards the Chathannoor ACP office on November 2  demanding  action against the culprit.

The incident happened following domestic disputes. He had married  Naseera 13 years ago but was not on good terms with her for some time. On October 15,  Ali Akbar barged into the house where Naseera and her mother Ayisha Beevi lived and attacked them  using an iron rod. Aisha Beevi  sustained fractures on her skull and backbone. She was taken to a hospital where she died  two days later.

Naseera also alleged the culprit had been physically assaulting her for the last three years.

“He even tried to kill my elder daughter. There are at least six cases registered against him for  assaulting me. My bones were broken several times in the attack using iron rods. The lives of my daughters are in danger,” she said.

Ali Akbar allegedly attempted to murder her several times, alleged Naseera. “The police have not taken any action against him despite repeated pleas to ensure our safety,” she said.

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