Then 1 day, I got a call from a senior journalist in Tamil Nadu & he gave some shocking details. I distanced completely after that.
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That senior journalist 😂😂👇
If you are a Hindu stupid enough to buy jewellery and gold on Akshay Tritiya from people from Malabar for whom the Muhurta does not mean anything, that’s on you! #NoBindiNoBusiness
Kerala Let Vishal Die Twice - Once by Knives, Again by Courts.
He was just 19 years old.
He chose to be part of ABVP.
He chose to think differently in campuses dominated by Communist and Congress-backed student unions. He refused to bend.
In 2012, Vishal was brutally attacked near the college campus. What followed was not a clash of ideas - but cold, merciless violence. He was stabbed repeatedly. His body carried marks of hatred that went far beyond a student rivalry. He later succumbed to his injuries.
A 19-year-old life was wiped out. And then began the second, slower killing - the killing of justice.
Thirteen Years of Waiting. Thirteen Years of Silence.
Vishal’s family waited through:
Endless hearings
Adjournments
Delay after delay
And the slow fading of public outrage
The system promised justice. The politicians offered condolences. Campus leaders returned to their slogans. But something crucial happened inside the courtroom.
Witnesses turned hostile.
Witnesses belonging to Communist Party–linked SFI and Congress-backed Kerala Students Union (KSU) suddenly “forgot” what they had seen. Memories blurred. Statements were withdrawn.
2025: When the Verdict Came
All accused were acquitted.
Not because Vishal was not murdered. Not because evidence was absent. But because red and Congress politics cared more about cadre and vote-bank than about a dead Hindu student.
Justice delayed was not just justice denied - it was justice buried under political convenience.