Arjun Ayanki likely to approach Supreme Court; Statewide manhunt ongoing

THRISSUR: History-sheeter Arjun Ayanki is still on the run, leaving the police force in the state seething. Arjun's brother was taken into custody and questioned, but it didn't prove to be much help. The police also suspect that Arjun crossed the Paliyekkara toll plaza and left Kerala via Palakkad. Arjun Ayanki is still posting social media posts challenging the police and the Home Department. The police conclude that Ayanki is likely to approach the Supreme Court following the High Court decision that denied him bail.

Cyber ​​experts have found that Arjun Ayanki is posting on social media using Wi-Fi instead of a mobile SIM. Therefore, his exact location cannot be traced. The police are also investigating whether the accused is getting help from anyone else, as he has connections across the state.

Arjun challenged the police and home department on social media last night as well. Arjun blamed the existing system for turning him into a terrorist and said that they would not kneel even if shot by police. Many supportive comments also appeared for Ayanki.

Arjun Ayanki had earlier challenged police to use all might to catch him. When the High Court rejected his bail, Ayanki decided to surrender but later changed his stance after he got irked by the police approach that tracked the location of his friends. Arjun Ayanki also issued a threat to Kothamangalam CI, alleging that he was jailed for almost 20 days for no reason.