Harikumar  

West Air Command led by Air Marshal Chandrashekaran Harikumar had a major role to play in the Indian Air Force’s pre-emptive strike in Pakistan, which killed over 300 terrorists and trainers.
 

It is reported that Viji, Sanal's wife, with her two children and her mother, had arrived early morning in front of the secretariat. The family told the media that the state government had earlier assured a government job to Viji and also compensation.

Harikumar allegedly got into an altercation with an electrician named Sanal on the road on the night of November 5, following which Harikumar is reported to have pushed Sanal, who fell on the road and was crushed to death by a speeding vehicle.
 

The special branch of the Kerala Police has found serious anomalies in the statements of deputy superintendent of police B Harikumar in the Neyyatinkara murder case

Neyyattinkara deputy superintendent of police B Harikumar pushed Sanal, an electrician by profession, on the road during an altercation that began after the policeman told the victim the latter had parked his vehicle wrongly