NRK booked for 'abusive' post against Surendran's daughter

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BJP Kerala president K Surendran. File photo: Rahul R Pattom/Manorama

Thiruvananthapuram: A case was registered against a Non-Resident Keralite on Tuesday for allegedly posting obscene comments against the daughter of BJP Kerala president K Surendran on social media recently.

On the occasion of Daughter's day, Surendran had posted a photograph of him along with his daughter in his Facebook page with the caption 'my daughter my pride'. The NRK, Ajinas, who works as a physical trainer in Qatar, had posted abusive content against his daughter in the comments.

The accused hails from Meppayur in Vadakara area of Kozhikode.

Many users protested on the social media platforms over Ajinas' alleged action and flooded the web page of Qatar Home Ministry with complaints against him from across the state.

Local BJP workers even took out a protest march to the residence of Ajinas at Meppayur and spoke to his family on Monday night, warning them of dire consequences if they don't apologise on the alleged misdeed of Ajinas.

"Our party chief put a picture of him along with his daughter and this person posted abuses on the social media wall of our leader. For insulting womanhood to this level, he must be taken to task. We took out a protest march to his residence yesterday," Sudhir Babu, BJP's Meppayur mandalam President, said.

Meawhile, Ajinas appeared in a video and claimed that his social media account was hacked by someone who deliberately posted abuses in his name.

The BJP and RSS sympathisers however did not buy this argument and said that he was a habitual offender against Hindu women, RSS and BJP leaders.

MP Sumesh, Kannur district Cell convenor of the BJP, said: "Ajinas has been regularly insulting Hindu women through the social media and even insulted our Prime Minister in a social media post and hurled abuses against him."

Sumesh said that the party demanded that police conduct a free and fair investigation and warned the state government and police of an agitation in case it failed to redress their grievances.

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