Police use water cannons to distract Bharatiya’s activists Janata Yuva Morch before the secretariat when they tried to protest against the LDF government over theft of the gold in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday. | Photo Credit: Nirmal Harindran
During Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morch March with the secretariat of the secretariat of Bharatiya Yuva Morch on Monday on Monday broke out a violent clash of alleged inconsistencies in the golden emergence of Dwarapalaka in Sabarimale.
The tension escalated when the police and activists joined the physical confrontation when the protesters tried to break the barricades that were set up before the secretariat. While the protest was initially checked by the police, the situation deteriorated quickly as activists climbed to barricades to continue their demonstration.
This caused the police to deploy water works that encountered the resistance of the protesters who retained by hurling, who retaliate the sticks of sticks and plastic bottles.
The situation remained tense for almost two hours when the demonstrators repeatedly tried to push through the barricades. Despite the repeated use of water works, they continued to hold the soil. The police eventually resorted to the allegations of Lathi to distract the crowd. Many activists were injured in Melee and were moved to hospitals with an ambulance.
BJP boss
The state President Bharatiya Janata (BJP) Rajeev Chandrasekhar has launched this demonstration. He demanded the resignation of Minister Devaswom VN Vasavan and Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) President Psantha and accused them of guilt on this matter. The leader of the BJP also accused the main Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of injuring sentiments of believers by accepting a passive attitude to controversy.
“He claimed that gold theft was only a part of the album. But theft of four and a half kg of gold cannot be cleaned as a mere delay. It is direct prey and fraud,” he said.
He meets the governor
Mr. Chandrasekhar later led the delegation of leaders of BJP leaders to meet Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Alelekar and seek his intervention in alleged inconsistencies.
They asked him to suspend TDB, ordered the government to publish reports of Devaswom Vigilation prepared over the past 30 years, launched a thorough audit of all Devaswoms by the Administrator and the General Auditor in India and asked for the Central Agency to investigate transactions in the last 30 years in Devaswoms and temples.
Published – 13 October 2025 20:17
