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Time of India
04-08-2025
- Time of India
Death during home birth: Plea in Kerala HC seeks cancellation of husband's bail
Kochi: A petition has been filed in high court seeking cancellation of the bail granted to K Sirajudheen, a native of Alappuzha, in a case related to the death of his wife Asma, who allegedly died due to denial of medical aid on account of superstitious beliefs during the delivery of her fifth child. The petitioner, K Ancila of Kochi, a practising lawyer, alleged that even after being enlarged on bail, Sirajudheen continued to promote so-called miraculous healing, thereby misleading the public through his YouTube channel. Asma, a native of Perumbavoor in Ernakulam district, reportedly died on April 5 due to complications arising from a home delivery at a rented house in Malappuram. Sirajudheen allegedly denied her medical care, concealed her death, and did not inform anyone until the following day, after which the body was transported to her residence in Arakkapady near Perumbavoor for burial. Following a complaint from a relative of the deceased, the Perumbavoor police registered a case and arrested Sirajudheen. He was subsequently granted bail by the Manjeri sessions court, on May 28. Ancila's petition says that granting bail to a person accused of causing the death of a woman by denying her medical care during childbirth sends the wrong message to society. She further contended that the court, while considering the bail application, ought to have taken into account the larger interests of the community. The petitioner also alleged that after being released on bail, Sirajudheen resumed uploading videos promoting superstitious beliefs on social media. HC is scheduled to consider the petition on Tuesday.
Hindustan Times
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Kerala Crime Files 2 star Sirajudheen Nazar on 1000 Babies' sequel; ‘Makers are ready with the content but…'
The role of Jaismon in Kerala Crime Files 2 has put Malayalam actor Sirajudheen Nazar in the spotlight. In an interview with OTTplay, the actor also gave an update on the sequel to 1000 Babies, another popular Malayalam web series. You can watch both Kerala Crime Files 2 and 1000 Babies on JioHotstar as well as OTTplay Premium. Kerala Crime Files 2 star Sirajudheen Nazar Watch Malayalam's best web series such as Kerala Crime Files, Perilloor Premier League and more on JioHotstar and OTTplay Premium Update on the sequel of 1000 Babies The young actor Sirajudheen, who is well-known for his performances in RDX and Kondal, disclosed that the sequel to the web series 1000 Babies, which debuted on the popular OTT streaming platform in October of last year, will give his character Bibin more screen time and significance. "The creators have already prepared the sequel's content, but they are currently working on a movie. Soon after the film, I hope they will start production on the second season. JioHotstar has confirmed the project, as per my knowledge," he remarked. Like every Malayali who is interested in the web series, Sirajudheen stated that he is also awaiting an official announcement on the subject. In the first season of 1000 Babies, Sirajudheen portrayed Bibin. The murky air surrounding his role in the story has kept viewers keen, especially in the web series' climax, even if his character is not shown as much. What is 1000 Babies all about? The focus of the web series is Sarah Ouseph, who has been keeping a sinister secret from others for years. Bibin, her son, goes completely crazy when she tells him the truth. Meanwhile, as part of his investigation into another murder case, CI Aji Kurian examines Sarah's confession and the consequences of her choices. The central questions in 1000 Babies are what Sarah confessed and who is accountable for a series of murders that appeared to be suicides or natural deaths. With its intriguing plot, the web series has been hailed for the experience of a gripping crime thriller that will certainly keep the audience on the edge of their seats. This series, which is supported by Shaji Nadesan and Arya under the auspices of August Cinema, has Rahman and Neena Gupta in key parts. The rest of the cast of 1000 Babies includes Ashwin Kumar, Adil Ibrahim, Sanju Sivaram, Irshad Ali, Joy Mathew, Manu M Lal, Dain Davis, and Radhika Radhakrishnan.
Hindustan Times
25-06-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Banned PFI carried hit lists including former Kerala district judge: NIA
Kochi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA), probing criminal cases involving cadres of the banned Popular Front of India (PFI), has claimed that the Islamist outfit carried hit lists of hundreds of people it aimed to target, including a former district judge, in Kerala. The NIA prosecutor told the special court in Kochi that the PFI had three wings -- 'Reporters Wing', 'Physical and Arms Training Wing' and 'Service Wing/Hit teams'. (File Photo) The national agency's disclosure was revealed in an order of a special NIA court in Kochi on June 11, rejecting the petitions for bail by two accused in the case of the murder of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader Srinivasan in April 2022. The murder, allegedly carried out by PFI workers, was one of the crimes that led to the nationwide ban by the Union government on the extremist outfit in 2022. The NIA prosecutor told the special court in Kochi that the PFI had three wings -- 'Reporters Wing', 'Physical and Arms Training Wing' and 'Service Wing/Hit teams'. The 'India 2047' agenda of the PFI was to eliminate those that go against the interests of the outfit, he said. 'Therefore, PFI through their secret 'Reporters wing' collected and maintained the personal details of the people of other community, including their position, name, age, photo etc. The same is established through the seizure of various hit lists prepared by PFI cadres through their secret wing called 'Reporters wing',' the order said. The 'Reporters wing', it said, collected personal and private information of prominent personalities in society besides leaders of other communities like Hindus including their day-to-day activities. 'The data is compiled at the PFI district level and communicated to their state hierarchy. The details are regularly updated and utilised to 'target' the individuals as and when required by the terrorist gang. The PFI had trained its cadres for collection of such data and had stored them besides providing the same to their assault teams in 'Service wing' as when decided by their leadership,' the order said. The NIA told the court that documents containing the hit list of about 240 persons were seized from Sirajudheen, a member of the 'Reporters wing' of PFI and accused number 51 in the Srinivasan murder case. The agency stated that the name of a former district judge in Kerala was on a hit list of five targeted persons seized from Abdul Wahab, another accused in the murder case. The NIA told the court that it has seized documents containing hit lists of 232 persons from Muhammed Sadik, an accused-turned-approver in the case, and another hit list of 500 persons from an absconding accused named Ayoob TA. The agency stated that in murder cases involving PFI cadres, including that of RSS leader Srinivasan in Palakkad, the accused did not have any personal enmity with the deceased. 'The victims have been selected solely because of their leadership/membership to a particular community and were killed to create terror in society,' it said.
