Lookout notice issued against YouTuber Manavalan for attempt to murder
On April 19, Shaheen rammed his car into a scooter, injuring two students, Gautam Krishna and Jyoti Basu, on Kerala Varma College Road.
On April 19, Shaheen rammed his car into a scooter, injuring two students, Gautam Krishna and Jyoti Basu, on Kerala Varma College Road.
On April 19, Shaheen rammed his car into a scooter, injuring two students, Gautam Krishna and Jyoti Basu, on Kerala Varma College Road.
Thrissur: The Thrissur West Police issued a lookout notice on Tuesday for YouTuber Muhammad Shaheen Shah, alias Manavalan, in connection with an attempt to murder case.
On April 19, Shaheen rammed his car into a scooter, injuring two students, Gautam Krishna and Jyoti Bassu, on Kerala Varma College Road. Despite the students' attempts to move out of the way, Shaheen deliberately drove into them, causing serious injuries.
After the incident, Shaheen went into hiding, prompting the police to issue the notice. The attack is believed to have stemmed from a conflict at Kerala Varma College, which led to the assault by a 10-member group led by Shaheen. The police have arrested nine members of the gang, with Shaheen still hiding.