The Kozhikode Moozhikkal murder case has seen a significant development following the recovery of mobile phones from a well. Investigations revealed that after the 10th-grade student, Nasrin, was strangled to death with a shawl, the accused, Adnan, sent messages from her phone to his friend. These messages were intended to create a false narrative that Adnan had died and would not be returning money he owed for a bike rental. The police suspect the crime was not an impulsive act during a robbery but a pre-planned murder fueled by long-standing family grudges and resentment over Nasrin’s active role in their grandfather’s business.
The video also addresses a separate controversy involving communal social media comments made by an individual regarding a tragedy in Valparai. The person, who later issued a public apology, claimed his hateful remarks were made under the influence of alcohol and were a result of pent-up frustration over unrelated social issues. The host criticizes this behavior, suggesting that such “apologies” do not erase the underlying communal prejudice. The segment concludes with a transition to religious topics, specifically discussing the start of the Hajj pilgrimage and posing a question to viewers about the origins of the Hajar al-Aswad (Black Stone) in Mecca.
