6 days later.
08 July 2013
newindianexpress.com/states/tamil_nadu/Hindu-Munnani-leader-murdered-in-Rameswaram/2013/07/08/article1673866.ece
2 of the 3 comments are instructive concerning that alleged and most convenient 'confession':
Christianism always covers up murders of key persons where it can: christianism's aims are that the murders must take place (in order to get rid of important Hindu persons) AND Hindus must not notice the larger pattern of events, hence the christoised police in TN (previously seen torturing the Kanchi Shankaracharya, Jayendra Saraswati Swamigal) is likely to have been instructed to insert this little red herring of one Ramachandran.
The unlikelihood of the convenient confession ringing true is underscored when a third Hindu in a key position (for Hindu society in TN and its future) was murdered just 11 days after:
08 July 2013
newindianexpress.com/states/tamil_nadu/Hindu-Munnani-leader-murdered-in-Rameswaram/2013/07/08/article1673866.ece
Quote:Hindu Munnani leader murdered in Rameswaram
By PTI - RAMESWARAM
08th July 2013 05:12 PM
In the second such fatal attack on its leaders, a local functionary of Hindu Munnani was today found murdered here, police said.
55-year old Nambu alias Kuttainambu, the Secretary of Hindu Munnani's Rameswaram unit, was found dead with injuries in the head and chest caused by a boulder, they said.
The murder, coming close on the heels of the killing of Hindu Munnani state Secretary Vellaiyan by a gang in Vellore last week, sparked tension amid suspicion that leaders of the religious and cultural organisation, founded in 1982, were being targeted.
Officials said they were investigating the case in all angles.
Meanwhile, police arrested one Ramachandran who allegedly confessed he murdered Nambu due to previous enmity.
Police claimed Ramachandran said his family and Nambu were at loggerheads for a long time and he along with some others murdered him.
Police personnel had been posted in the sensitive areas in the holy island which has a sizeable population of Muslims, they said.
Meanwhile, BJP local leader Muralidharan appealed to Chief Minister Jayalalithaa to provide assistance to the family of Nambu, who left behind six daugthers and a son.
2 of the 3 comments are instructive concerning that alleged and most convenient 'confession':
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This trend of murdering Hindu activists is strongly condemnable. It only means that Hindus are not safe in their own land. The 'confession' of one Ramachandran that he murdered Nambu due to previous enmity is not convincing. A police officer of sound integrity should investigate into the killing of Hindu activists, which seems to be a diabolic plot against Hindus.
Posted by Vijayalakshmi at 07/08/2013 17:53 Reply to this Report abuse
Hello JJ, Have you gone to sleep? Has Kodanand made you morose & indecisive? L&O is a joke in TN now. Anyone can kill anyone & walk away with it. At this rate, JJ can kiss the next LS polls a good bye.
Posted by Guru at 07/08/2013 18:35 Reply to this Report abuse
It could be a fabrication by introducing previous enmity so that the already suppressed Hindu community who will never react as usual. The police will also get a pat on their back for not having any violence after a community leader got murdered.
Posted by Prakash at 07/09/2013 09:33 Reply to this Report abuse
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Christianism always covers up murders of key persons where it can: christianism's aims are that the murders must take place (in order to get rid of important Hindu persons) AND Hindus must not notice the larger pattern of events, hence the christoised police in TN (previously seen torturing the Kanchi Shankaracharya, Jayendra Saraswati Swamigal) is likely to have been instructed to insert this little red herring of one Ramachandran.
The unlikelihood of the convenient confession ringing true is underscored when a third Hindu in a key position (for Hindu society in TN and its future) was murdered just 11 days after: