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Kerala: Political bloodshed rages, body count up March 08, 2008 13:28 IST A 65-year old Bharatiya Janata Party activist on Saturday succumbed to injuries sustained in an overnight attack allegedly by Communist Party of India-Marxist workers near Thalassery in Kerala [Images] as the toll in the series of attacks involving the workers of the two parties in the last four days rose to seven. K V Surendran suffered multiple stab injuries when a group attacked him after barging into his house at Thiruvangad on Friday night. He was rushed to the Kozhikode Medical College Hospital where he died around 1 am, police said. Surendran was attacked shortly after a peace meeting chaired by the District Collector here in which RSS-BJP and CPI-M leaders assured to prevent attacks against rival party activists. Kerala Home Minister Kodiyeri Balakrishnan, who was in Delhi, is scheduled to visit the trouble-torn localities adjoining Thalassery town on Saturday.
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