Kerala: Officer Investigating RSS Leader Srinivasan's Murder Case 'Receives Death Threat', Complaint Filed

M Anil Kumar, who is investigating the alleged killing of the RSS leader, said according to news agency ANI that an unknown person called him on Saturday evening and asked him to "keep a casket ready"

The investigating officer in the alleged murder case of an RSS leader Srinivasan received death threat. M Anil Kumar, who is investigating the alleged killing of the RSS leader, said according to news agency ANI that an unknown person called him on Saturday evening and asked him to "keep a casket ready". So far, 34 PFI workers arrested in connection with the alleged murder.

"Investigating officer in the murder case of RSS leader Srinivasan, M Anil Kumar, received a threat call, stating "Please keep a casket ready" on Saturday night. Complaint filed at Palakkad-Town South PS," news agency ANI said in a tweet adding "A total of 34 PFI workers arrested so far in the case."

In a gruesome incident, Srinivasan, a former district leader and office-bearer of RSS, was attacked by a six-member gang at his motorbike shop in Melamuri on April 16, barely 24 hours after Subair was hacked to death at Elappully in the district while he was returning home along with his father after offering prayers in a mosque on April 15 afternoon.

As reported earlier, PFI worker named Subair was murdered and police suspect that RSS leader Sreenivasan's murder was in retaliation to Subair's. Over 13 people, who were suspected to have connections with the RSS leader's murder, and who have affiliation with PFI were arrested earlier in April.