(Updated) Three Venezuelans held after death of cutlass-wielding attacker
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A domestic dispute turned deadly on New Year s night when a 42-year-old man was tied up and beaten to death at a house in Macoya.
Police said Aarif Mohammed got into an argument with a female relative at their Charlieville, Chaguanas, home at around 9 pm on Friday.
During the argument, Mohammed reportedly beat the woman, a Venezuelan national, who left the house and went to her family home at Macoya Extension, Tunapuna.
Investigators said Mohammed went to the house armed with a cutlass but was confronted by three of the woman s male relatives, all Venezuelan nationals.
Three arrested for killing cutlass-wielding attacker
Saturday 2 January 2021
A domestic dispute turned deadly on New Year s night when a 42-year-old man was tied up and beaten to death at a house in Tunapuna.
Police said Aarif Mohammed got into an argument with a female relative at their Charlieville, Chaguanas, home at around 9 pm on Friday.
During the argument, Mohammed reportedly beat the woman who left the house and went to her family home at Macoya Extension, Tunapuna.
Investigators said Mohammed went to the house with a cutlass where he tried to attack her but was confronted by three male relatives.
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Updated Dec 24, 2020 | 14:49 IST
The special session decision was taken in the backdrop of thousands of farmers, especially from Punjab and Haryana, camping at various Delhi borders demanding the repeal of the three agricultural laws. Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan | Photo Credit: People
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government on Thursday decided to convene a special Assembly session against Central government s new farm laws on December 31. The state cabinet has decided to send a recommendation letter to Governor Arif Mohammad once again after it was earlier rejected.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has said that his government was hopeful that the Governor would accord sanction for the special session. This comes days after Governor Khan declined consent for the Left government in the southern state to convene a one-day session on December 23 to discuss the central laws and express solidarity with the agitating farmers.
NEW DELHI: A special assembly session over the new farm laws has emerged as the latest point of confrontation between the Pinararyi Vijayan-led Kerala government and governor Arif Mohammed Khan.
A day after Pinarayi Vijayan called governor s decision to not accord sanction to convene the special session of the assembly to discuss and pass a resolution against the three contentious farm laws as regrettable , the governor has said he is surprised to see the confidential letter of Pinarayi Vijayan finding space across the media.
The governor expressed his displeasure and said he was pained that the contents of the letter sent by the chief minister, marked as confidential, were available with the media even before it reached him.