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SIT takes one more SIMI suspect into custody

KOCHI: The special investigation team which is looking into the case relating to “clandestine meeting of activists of the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI)” at Panayikulam on August 15, 2006, has taken one more person, Nissar of Idukki, into custody.

Nissar was among the 13 persons who were let off after the police stopped the meeting and arrested five persons. The SIT team was formed under T.K. Vinod Kumar, Deputy Inspector General, following the crackdown on the activists.

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