Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Eight CPI(M) Workers Surrender in Sadanandan Master Attack Case
In 1994, some people hurt a man named Sadanandan Master.
The people were found guilty and had to go to jail.
Years later, after losing their final appeal in court, they turned themselves in.
The man they hurt, Sadanandan Master, is now a politician.
Outside the court, some supporters of the people who were convicted showed their support.
Eight CPI(M) workers surrendered in Kannur after losing their final appeal.
The workers were convicted for the 1994 attack on RSS worker Sadanandan Master.
Sadanandan Master, now a BJP MP, lost both legs in the attack.
The High Court increased the fine amount to Rs 50,000.
CPI(M) supporters raised slogans outside the court.
- Who
- Eight CPI(M) workers and Sadanandan Master.
- What
- Eight CPI(M) workers surrendered in connection with the 1994 attack on Sadanandan Master.
- When
- The attack happened in 1994, and the workers surrendered recently.
- Where
- Kannur, Kerala
- Why
- The workers surrendered after the Supreme Court rejected their appeal.
CPI(M) Supporters
BJP/RSS
Views on the Attack
CPI(M) Supporters
Unknown
BJP/RSS
The attack on Sadanandan Master was wrong and should be condemned.
- Incident Date
- January 25, 1994
- Victim
- Sadanandan Master
- Victim's Current Role
- BJP Rajya Sabha MP
- Convicted
- Eight CPI(M) workers
- Conviction
- Seven years' imprisonment
- Location
- Kannur, Kerala
