6 KFD (Karnataka Forum for Dignity) men abducted and killed Hunsur boys for ransom.
"Imagine how brutal is this Islamist KFD Group who murdered two Hindu students for ransom collaboratively and how such cases will be en-dragged under Communal and Targeted Violence Bill, 2011. Congress Government in the Center is trying to make the law accordance to the bill, just to give a free hand to Muslim Criminal and subversive groups to FINISH THE HINDUS FROM INDIA".
DNA|Bangalore|23 June 2011 :
The Central Crime Branch has cracked the sensational case of abduction
and murder of two BBM students — Sudheendra, 21, and his friend,
Vignesh, 20 (both residents of Hunsur in Mysore district) — on June 8.
They were kidnapped from Mahajan College
premises in Mysore while on their way to write their 2nd BBM examination
on June 8, and their bodies were found in a field near Chikkaballapur
on June 12.
The probe has exposed the direct
involvement of six active members of Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD),
who sought ransom of ¤5 crore to raise funds for their organisation,
home minister R Ashoka announced on Wednesday.
The
KFD, said to be an outfit of “progressive thinkers”, merged with the
Kerala-based Popular Front of India (PFI) on November 22, 2006,
following a massive crackdown on Students Islamic Movement of India
(Simi).
Ashoka said the police have arrested the
alleged KFD members Adil alias Adil Pasha, 23, Athavulla Khan, 23 (both
residents of Hunsur), Ameen alias Syed Ameen, 23, Rehman alias Shabbir
Rehaman (25), Kouser alias Mohammed Kouser, 26, and Safeer Ahmed alias
Safeer, 34 (all four residents of Rajiv Nagar in Mysore).
They targeted Sudheendra as he was the son of Mohan Kumar, a wealthy businessman and cousin of Hunsur MLA HP Manjunath.
The home minister said one person (whose
name has been withheld by the police) – who is supposed to be the brain
behind the kidnapping, demand for ransom and the murder of the two boys –
is yet to be arrested.
The police claimed that the six were
nabbed on Wednesday morning near Bangalore University (Jnanabharathi)
when they were driving in two cars. The police, acting on a tip-off that
the gang would be passing that way, intercepted the two cars. On being
interrogated, they confessed to have committed the ghastly crime.
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