Closely on the heels of the suspicious death of J S Sidharth, the second year B V Sc student of Kerala Veterinary and Agricultural Science University at Wayanad, the former principal of Government Arts and Science College, Kasaragod has come out with startling disclosures about how the student wing of the CPI(M) promotes drug abuse and sexual anarchy in the campus.
Sidharth was found dead in his hostel room in the University and it is widely reported that he was murdered by the SFI leaders of the college after a three-night long trial. He was murdered by the student leaders and his body was hanged by the killers to look it like a suicide. The vice-chancellor and dean of the College have been put under suspension by Governor Arif Mohammed Khan after interacting with Sidharth’s parents and colleagues.
The death of Sidharth is attributed to his dancing in the campus with a Muslim student which was not liked by his seniors belonging to the Muslim community. The SFI has a considerable followers among the Muslim community as the students wing always dance to the tune of the Jihadists.
Prof Rema, former principal, Government Arts and Science College, Kasaragod, in a social media message said that there was nothing shocking in the death of Sidharth. “The SFI is a cabal of criminals. I had challenged their activities while I was the principal of the college. They are drug pushers and well experienced in sexually abusing girl students in the college. When I took strong measures to check the spread of narcotics and sexual abuses of girls, the SFI leaders approached the minister for higher education Bindu and got me transferred to a college in Malappuram district,” said Prof Rema in the video message.
She also named Immanuel, a former student of the college who had made the campus his “favorite hunting ground” for young girls. Since other teachers and staff members are afraid of the high- handed behavior of SFI goons, they fall in line and keep silence,” said Prof Rema. She is getting retired on 31 March and according to sources in the department of higher education, minister Bindu (wife of CPI(M) polit bureau member Vijayaraghavan) has left word to put Rema under suspension so that she would not be able to draw her post-retirement allowances and pension.