In the wake of widespread violence in Kerala allegedly by PFI activists two days in the past, country-made bombs had been hurled on the home of a member of its political wing SDPI right here on Sunday.
Police stated the incident came about round 2 am within the Panur space of ​​Kannur in North Kerala district.
No one was injured within the assault and a case has been registered beneath varied provisions of the Explosives Act, an official of the Panur police station stated.
As of now, the culprits are but to be recognized and investigations are on to determine the attackers and their numbers.
Police stated the extent of injury to the home was being ascertained, whereas TV channel visuals confirmed damaged glass and ground tiles outdoors the home.
Masked males and miscreants created a stampede in several elements of Kerala on 23 September throughout a morning-to-evening strike known as by the Popular Front of India (PFI) for alleged terror actions.
Government buses had been broken, police personnel and civilians had been injured, and outlets had been vandalized.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
