Police arrest man for sexually assaulting minor girl
Police said that after learning that police have filed a case against him, Sankar fled to his native place. However, police identified his hiding place by tracing his tower location. A team, including sub-inspector Shejilkumar, assistant sub-inspector Antony and civil police officers Jijo and Biju, arrested him in Theni.
Man held for attempted murder: Police on Tuesday arrested a 47-year-old man who allegedly attempted to stab and kill his neighbour.
The arrested person was identified as Dileep Kumar of Eloor.
Police said the attack was in retaliation for the neighbour filing a police complaint against him earlier following a dispute. The accused allegedly trespassed into the neighbour's property with a knife, verbally abused him and inflicted a head injury. Kumar was arrested by a team led by Eloor station house officer Rajeev Kumar, ASI Beena MR and civil police officers Binu P C and Shiraf.
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Undocumented immigrant held: Kothamangalam police arrested an illegal Bangladeshi immigrant. The arrested person was identified as Mohammad Sohail Rana, 45. Police said that he was residing in a rented place near Malayinkeezhu Junction for five years. He was caught during a search operation held following a tip-off. A Bangladeshi ID card was found in his possession.
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