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Kerala ED Attack Case: SIT Tracks Digital Footprints to Uncover Conspiracy

The probe into the violent attack on Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials at former Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan’s residence has intensified. A 30-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) is now focusing on a potential conspiracy, moving beyond the physical assault. Authorities are scanning digital evidence, including call logs and encrypted messages, to identify the masterminds. While 25 arrests have been made, the ED suspects a larger coordinated effort to obstruct their investigation into the CMRL-Exalogic monthly payment case.

MBN India Reporter

MBN India Reporter

Jun 3, 2026

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Kerala ED Attack Case: SIT Tracks Digital Footprints to Uncover ConspiracyWire Service: IANS

Key Takeaways

  • SIT analyzes digital data to find attack conspirators
  • Over 300 people identified in the assault on ED team
  • ED considers seeking a CBI probe into the Kerala incident

The whole drama unfolding in Kerala around the ED officials assault is really something else. Investigation has now entered a critical phase,and it looks like a full-blown conspiracy is being suspected .

And it all started during a raid at former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's residence . The raid was connected to that CMRL-Exalogic monthly payment case,and that's when the violence happened.

Now,a 30-member Special Investigation Team is looking into it. This SIT is led by Museum Station House Officer R. Prasanth,with direct oversight from Cantonment Assistant Commissioner . They've already started taking statements from ED people,including Assistant Director Sanith Reddy .

But the ED is saying this was not just some random protest getting out of hand . They are calling it a "calculated attempt to disrupt federal duties". This is a very serious allegation ah.

And honestly,this is where things get uncomfortable.

The central agency is clearly not happy and is pushing for much deeper probe that goes beyond just low-level party workers . They're even briefing the Union Home Ministry and might ask for a CBI inquiry to make sure things are impartial. They are also gathering video evidence to fight bail applications in the Sessions Court .

Few things standing out clearly in this case:

  • Massive scale of violence — around 300 individuals have been named in the FIR
  • Arrests made — police have taken 25 suspects into custody so far
  • Digital trail — investigators are scanning WhatsApp messages and call logs

And to make things even more complicated,there's a political angle now . Opposition leaders are raising big concerns about R. Prasanth leading investigation because of his supposed links to Left organizations. They are worried about a biased outcome.

But at same time,the Judicial First Class Magistrate Court in Thiruvananthapuram has already called the incident an "organized attack" and not just a simple public protest . So court itself is seeing it as a planned event.

With so many accusations flying around,and both state and central agencies involved,you have to wonder how this will all end… feels like political storm is just beginning.

Wire Service: IANS
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