Kerala Assembly to Tackle Rising Violence Amidst Tragic Student Death

The Kerala Assembly is set to discuss the surge in violent incidents across the state following the recent death of a school student in Kozhikode. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan highlighted various contributing factors and emphasized the need for public discourse. A motion for emergency discussion has been introduced.

Amid growing concern over the rise in violent incidents across Kerala, the state government has agreed to hold a discussion in the Assembly. This decision follows the tragic death of a school student in Kozhikode due to a recent altercation.

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, addressing the Assembly, called it a 'serious social issue' influenced by factors such as drugs, video games, and cinematic content. He stressed the importance of public engagement in addressing these issues.

Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala requested an emergency discussion citing Rule 50. The Assembly, led by Speaker A N Shamseer, will debate the motion to find solutions to this pressing problem.

(With inputs from agencies.)