Chennithala

Chennithala references Narayana Guru's teachings to emphasize the Toofan message. The article highlights the invocation of spiritual guidance to reinforce a political or cultural message.

Operation Toofan will continue until drug networks are dismantled, as stated by Chennithala. The Home Minister launched a year-long anti-drug campaign and a student-led awareness initiative at a Chalakudy school.

Chennithala defends the police's handling of a complaint filed by Ansiba. The statement focuses on justifying the law enforcement response to the case.

Sub-inspectors will resume the role of SHOs in 414 police stations in Kerala starting August 15. Sixty-four major city-centric stations with higher case numbers will retain inspectors as SHOs.

Chennithala condemns a vigilante assault on three youths in Perumbavoor. The incident has drawn public attention due to the involvement of vigilantes.

Chennithala ordered a review of 23 child deaths in Palakkad between 2010 and 2023. The government assigned Deputy Inspector General of Police T Narayanan to lead the review.

Chennithala states that migrant workers cannot be solely blamed for the drug problem in Perumbavoor. The focus is on addressing the broader issue of drug menace in the area.

Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee general secretary P.M. Niyas petitions Home Minister to verify the political history and relationships of proposed State Election Commissioner Seshadrinathan over the past 15 years. Niyas also requests Chennithala to share an intelligence report on Seshadrinathan with the Local Self-Governments Minister.

The Cyber crimes wing is taking serious measures against online fraud, with 1,836 fake loan apps blocked and 5,857 fake loan websites disabled, as stated by Chennithala.

Chennithala has warned food delivery workers against supplying drugs, stating that continued involvement may lead to arrest.

Chennithala has issued a warning about implementing strict measures to combat drug trafficking through delivery services. The announcement highlights concerns over illicit drug distribution via courier networks.

Kerala Police has partnered with religious leaders for an anti-drug operation named 'Operation Toofan'. Home Minister Chennithala designated Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama State president Syed Mohammed Jifri Muthukoya Thangal and Sunni leader Kanthapuram A.P. Aboobacker Musliar as 'Toofan warriors'.

Chennithala announced the deployment of 1,000 home guards in Fire and Rescue Services. An action plan is being prepared to modernize the force in response to climate change and increased disasters.