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Case against six media organisations in Kerala for circulating fake news on CPI(M) leader P.K. Sreemathi’s pension

Kannur Rural Cyber Police registered a case against six Kerala media organizations for allegedly circulating misleading information regarding CPI(M) leader P.K. Sreemathi's pension status.

Affected◉ India◉ IN-KL◇ P.R. Krishnan▪ Bharat Live▪ Congress▪ CPI(M)▪ Daily Hunt▪ Janam TV▪ Janmabhumi daily▪ Kannur evening daily Sudhinam▪ Kannur Rural Cyber Police▪ Karma News◇ P.K. Sreemathi◇ Ramesh Chennithala
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FollowingRamesh ChennithalaCrime BranchCPI(M)Kerala PoliceM.K. RamNithin RajThalassery Principal Sessions CourtUnited Democratic Front
  1. 19 JulKerala BDS student death: HC directs investigating officer, special court to produce documents in Dr. Ram’s arrest
  2. 20 JulCPI(M) office-bearer, 200 others booked for blocking police officers
  3. 21 JulMP seeks Home Minister’s intervention over police lapses in Nitin Raj case↳ The High Court’s order to produce documents on Dr. M.K. Ram’s arrest in the Nithin Raj case prompted the Home Minister to order a departmental inquiry into the same police lapses.
  4. 26 JulCase against six media organisations in Kerala for circulating fake news on CPI(M) leader P.K. Sreemathi’s pensionYou are here
  5. 27 JulKerala dental student Nithin Raj death: Court grants Crime Branch five-day custody of accused M.K. Ram

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