Kasargod: CPI (M) leader caught robbing NRI's house!

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February 3, 2016

Kasargod, Feb 3: A CPI (M) leader was caught red handed on CCTV footage committing robbery.

The visuals of Raghavan from Kasargod, doing robbery went viral and the party was forced to expel him with immediate effect to avoid further embarrassment.

theiveRaghavan went missing since the video of him with an iron rod trying to break into a businessman’s house went viral on YouTube and other social media.

According to Police, Raghavan tried to break into the house of a businessman, Mohamed Younus who lives in the UAE along with his family. On February 1, relatives of Younus, came to check upon Younus' home in Kasaragod. They were shocked to discover the front door wide open. The police were called and a quick search proved futile. There was nothing of value in the home, and no one there, so it was hard to even say if anything was stolen.

Police and the neighbors were shocked when they saw the CCTV footages as the popular CPI (M) leader was seen walking around the house with an iron rod and a bag. Dressed in white dhoti and shirt, Raghavan is believed to have done the robbery in the late hours of Monday but the police are yet to take an estimate of the items lost from the house.

In the short video, he merely checks if anyone is home and then stealthily creeps around the side.

“We have registered a case and are looking for Raghavan who is absconding now,” said a police officer of Kasargod.

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