Kerala doctor files complaint with police, IMA after 'jihadi threat' for supporting CAA
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Thiruvananthapuram: A Kerala-based doctor has filed a complaint with the Indian Medical Association (IMA) and Cyber Cell of Kerala Police alleging that he is being targeted by 'jihadi' groups for supporting the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA).
Ranjit Vijayahari, a gastroenterology surgeon, told ANI: "Several doctors have faced gang attacks. Why I thought these people are 'jihadis' is their attitude on many national issues which are the same including support for terrorists. They can be seen supporting Afzal Guru, Ishrat Jahan and have been abusing Indian Army."
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