Today, Kerala has a good story to tell, unlike the usual stories of
gloom and doom.The Kerala police has done a sterling job by
tracking down the most elusive, most brutal and most cunning
and heartless criminal, "Aadu Antony'' , whose name and images
used to send shock-waves down the spine of every law-abiding Malayalee.
This latest feat of the Kerala Police has added another feather to
its cap, only two weeks after the tracking down and arrest of the
killer of Sister Amala.
Both these achievements of the Kerala Police have
boosted people's
faith in the Force,who are increasingly using scientific methods to
track down criminals. This raises the Kerala Police's reputation to
international levels, comparable to any Police Force in the world.
The arrest of Aaadu Antony can be seen in three perspectives.
First, it gives a strong signal to hardened criminals that they have
nowhere to hide,in India or abroad.The long arm of the law-enforcement agencies will reach any hideouts,with a high degree
of professionalism,scientific methods and enormous patience.
Second,young women and their parents should think twice
before yielding to the good looks and sweet words of criminals
like Aaadu Antony. Third,killing of a policeman is the most
heinous crime, and the harshest punishment should be imposed
on the murderer.
South Africa is a country reeling under a crime wave sweeping
across the country, with a murder rate of 50 per day. The killing
of police officers is the order rather than the exception.About 80
police officers have been killed by criminals so far this year. Unfortunately,the South African Police are poorly trained, poorly
equipped and badly led.
Leadership, morale and the support of the general public are crucial
to the success of the police. Fortunately,we have exemplary leadership by Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, DGP Senkumar, and various officers at all levels. That a policewoman
spotted ''aadu Antony' is very significant because it underscores the
empowerment of Kerala women.
gloom and doom.The Kerala police has done a sterling job by
tracking down the most elusive, most brutal and most cunning
and heartless criminal, "Aadu Antony'' , whose name and images
used to send shock-waves down the spine of every law-abiding Malayalee.
This latest feat of the Kerala Police has added another feather to
its cap, only two weeks after the tracking down and arrest of the
killer of Sister Amala.
Both these achievements of the Kerala Police have
faith in the Force,who are increasingly using scientific methods to
track down criminals. This raises the Kerala Police's reputation to
international levels, comparable to any Police Force in the world.
The arrest of Aaadu Antony can be seen in three perspectives.
First, it gives a strong signal to hardened criminals that they have
nowhere to hide,in India or abroad.The long arm of the law-enforcement agencies will reach any hideouts,with a high degree
of professionalism,scientific methods and enormous patience.
Second,young women and their parents should think twice
before yielding to the good looks and sweet words of criminals
like Aaadu Antony. Third,killing of a policeman is the most
heinous crime, and the harshest punishment should be imposed
on the murderer.
South Africa is a country reeling under a crime wave sweeping
across the country, with a murder rate of 50 per day. The killing
of police officers is the order rather than the exception.About 80
police officers have been killed by criminals so far this year. Unfortunately,the South African Police are poorly trained, poorly
equipped and badly led.
Leadership, morale and the support of the general public are crucial
to the success of the police. Fortunately,we have exemplary leadership by Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, DGP Senkumar, and various officers at all levels. That a policewoman
spotted ''aadu Antony' is very significant because it underscores the
empowerment of Kerala women.
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