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Thiruvananthapuram: A day after the NIA took the key accused in the infamous Kerala Professor’s hand chopping case, into custody from Kannur, where he was living with his family as a carpenter for over a year, the BJP expressed concern as he was living in an area which is a CPI-M stronghold. Union Minister of State for External Affairs, V Muraleedharan, said the fact that the accused was living in an area which is a CPI-M stronghold doesn’t augur well. “Mattanoor area from where the accused was picked up is the bastion of the CPI-M. The people in the state might be wondering if Kerala is a hideout for terrorist. Credit is not for the accused for living in hiding,” said Muraleedharan’s heavi

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