RSS forced me to attack Church; then tried to kill me for political gains'

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January 27, 2017

Thiruvananthapuram, Jan 27: In a shocking revelation, a former activist of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has claimed that his organisation forced him to indulge in anti-social activities such as attacking religious centres of non-Hindus, and then tried to kill him for political gains.

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The victim of the venomous ideology is S Vishnu (25), hailing from Karakulam Panchayat in Thiruvananthapuram, who had been visiting the RSS since he was seven years old.

According to Vishnu, who is currently undergoing treatment at the Thiruvananthapuram General Hospital, RSS started torturing him after he repented for his hate crimes and started opposing illegal activities of Sangh Parivar.

He revealed that he was confined by the RSS workers for about 38 days, and he was forced to write a “suicide note” blaming CPI (M) Kannur district secretary P Jayarajan. The intention of the saffron outfit was to kill Vishnu and gain political mileage by holding their opponents responsible for the murder, he said.

“RSS workers had pelted stones at a Pentecost church last year with the intention of creating communal violence in Kerala. I was also an accused in the case. I did that because they asked me to do so. I am also an accused in blocking a vehicle that brought buffaloes to be used during the holy month of Ramadan. Though I did all this at their behest, later I questioned all this and they were not happy about me since then,” he alleged.

Mr Vishnu said that he and a few others, who quit RSS were receiving threats. “It was then that RSS member Kannan, an accused in the murder of CPI (M) member Kannur Dhanraj, came to Thirivananthapuram. He had been trying to create problems in the area by destroying the BJP flags and putting the blame on CPI(M). We had questioned that. We also informed police about his activities,” he alleged.

He alleged that after that incident, RSS workers plotted against him and tried to kill him. “Many leaders including BJP leader Saju assaulted me. Later, they took me to Neyyantinkara. There, some other leaders questioned me asking how I am related to P Jayarajan. To prepare a magazine, I had met many prominent political leaders including P Jayarajan and many other Muslim League and BJP leaders. But I had no other contacts with him,” he said.

Vishnu says that RSS workers took him to different places in Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram districts and kept him in illegal confinement. He added that they asked him to obey what the Sangh says and claimed that they tortured him for about 86 hours without giving food or allowing him to sleep.

“I begged them not to kill me. But they said they would abandon me in the middle of the sea,” he says, expressing remorse for foolishly working for RSS for 18 years.

He said that he escaped from their clutches on January 22, when all RSS workers went to visit Amritanandamayi near Vallikkavu. “I knew that they would kill me. They were telling me that I would be handed over to RSS workers in Kannur. So, when I got a chance, I escaped,” he said.

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ali
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Sunday, 29 Jan 2017

RSS is a biggest, oldest and only terrorist groups in India. If it continues like this it will be the biggest threat for India.

Skazi
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Sunday, 29 Jan 2017

Narianna..... the way of your writing proves the poison of snakes which you take as food in Singapore..... Better apply for Singapore citizenship to enjoy the snake food till the death time.....

shaji
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Sunday, 29 Jan 2017

This is thr true face of most RSS, the most terrorist organisation in India. 99 percent of anti social issues / riots / clashes occuring in india are organised by this terror grup. However, the police are in love with them and dont take any action.

Ahmed
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Saturday, 28 Jan 2017

Communals are blind. They can not hear anything against them even if it is truth. Many so called communals may be unaware of the truth. Therefore they blindly support communal forces.

suresh
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Saturday, 28 Jan 2017

ha.. ha expecting comments from naren Thailand.

naren kotian
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Saturday, 28 Jan 2017

Only anti national third rated medias can put up news like this ... venomous ideology hahaha ... islamic millitants and salafist ideology is venomous in nature not sangh parivar ... thank god sangh parivar enlightened us ... this case is a fake news put up by jihadists and may be he is a jihadi isis stooge ... this news clearly shows and well written by frustarted jihadi soul as they lost money in demonitization , they are finding new ways to counter sangh parivar ... hahaha ...

CD office gu burnol beka antha ...their dream of darool uloom is dying and now they are resoting for all these nonsense ... being associated with sangh parivar for 24 years , when i first joined this organisation at 8. i was never taught in this way ... we know how sangh works and becoz of sangh we excelled in academics and we got good samskar and we got to know how blood thirsty one particular segment i.e jihadists are ... No die hard sangh parivar activists will never back stab sangh ... so it is totally joke .. long live sangh parivar ... love u RSS ...

Monaka
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Friday, 27 Jan 2017

Oh... you dedicated 18 years of your life for RSS!!! then you should undergo all this. Maadiddunno maharaaya!

Manu
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Friday, 27 Jan 2017

This liar's rubbish story can find place only in anti-national media that are trying to divide India. Shame on the editor for providing faking news with the tagline of 'Trusted News Portal of India'. Better you change the tagline into 'Trusted News Portal of Pakistan.

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New Delhi, Jan 25: The latest edition of the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary features 26 new Indian English words, including Aadhaar, chawl, dabba, hartal and shaadi.

The 10th edition of the dictionary, which was launched on Friday, has 384 Indian English words and incorporates over 1,000 new words such as chatbot, fake news and microplastic.

The dictionary focuses on language change and its evolution through the years, and has ensured that the language and examples used in the new edition are relevant and up to date with the times, Oxford University Press (OUP) said.

The new edition comes with interactive online support through the Oxford Learner's Dictionaries website and an app. The website includes advanced features such as audio-video tutorials, video walkthroughs, self-study activities and enhanced iWriter and iSpeaker tools.

"This edition has 26 new Indian English words of which 22 figure in the printed dictionary. The other four are in the digital version," said Fathima Dada, Managing Director (Education Division) at OUP.

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According to OUP, the new edition provides better, more accurate and understandable definitions with examples, usage notes and additional resources to help the learner use the right word in the right context.

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"As OUP is the custodian of English language globally, these words have to go through its processes," she told PTI.

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Resources accessible through online premium access include lesson plans, worksheets, video walkthroughs, and classroom and self-study activities. With the OALD app one can find 86,000 words, 95,000 phrases, 112,000 meanings and 237,000 examples.

The dictionary, which spans 77 years, was originally published in Japan in 1942 and was first brought out by OUP in 1948. The learner's dictionary is based on the original values of its creator, Albert Sydney Hornby, whose aim was to help language learners worldwide understand the meaning of English words.

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