<p>While the opposition parties in Kerala were strongly flaying the controversial amendment in Kerala Police Act, an opposition party worker himself filed a petition seeking a case under the new provision.</p>.<p>A worker of the Muslim Youth League in Thrissur district filed a petition at Valappad police station in the suburbs of the district on Sunday seeking a case under the new provision for defaming Youth League state general secretary P K Firos on social media.</p>.<p>Since the state police chief Loknath Behera had issued an instruction that the controversial provision would be implemented only after issuing a standard operating procedure, the local police has kept the matter on hold.</p>.<p>With the state government announcing on Monday that the fresh amendment would not be implemented, the Youth League worker withdrew the petition as instructed by Firos.</p>.<p>Youth League is the youth outfit of Indian Union Muslim League, a key coalition partner of Congress-led United Democratic Front.</p>
<p>While the opposition parties in Kerala were strongly flaying the controversial amendment in Kerala Police Act, an opposition party worker himself filed a petition seeking a case under the new provision.</p>.<p>A worker of the Muslim Youth League in Thrissur district filed a petition at Valappad police station in the suburbs of the district on Sunday seeking a case under the new provision for defaming Youth League state general secretary P K Firos on social media.</p>.<p>Since the state police chief Loknath Behera had issued an instruction that the controversial provision would be implemented only after issuing a standard operating procedure, the local police has kept the matter on hold.</p>.<p>With the state government announcing on Monday that the fresh amendment would not be implemented, the Youth League worker withdrew the petition as instructed by Firos.</p>.<p>Youth League is the youth outfit of Indian Union Muslim League, a key coalition partner of Congress-led United Democratic Front.</p>
