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Vandalism during ED raids on Vijayan’s daughter is hooliganism. Kerala must not slide into mob rule

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Attack on ED officers and vandalism of vehicles during raids linked to ex-Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan’s daughter amounts to political hooliganism. The raid took place after the Kerala High Court had lifted the stay on probe. ED’s action was well within the law. Kerala must not slide into mob rule.

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