In Thiruvananthapuram, Keralam, the Democratic Youth Federation of India staged a protest march targeting the Cantonment Police Station and the residence of Sub-Inspector Gokul Raj. The group alleged that the officer had threatened the district secretary of the Students’ Federation of India during a phone conversation. The demonstration followed earlier police action against SFI workers who had taken part in a march to Keralam University the previous month.

Activists moved through the area to highlight their concerns about the reported threat. They directed their march first toward the police station and then to the officer’s home to press their demand for accountability. The action reflected ongoing tensions between student and youth organizations and local police in the city.

The protest built on the earlier incident involving SFI workers during their university march. Participants linked the recent phone call allegation to that previous police response, presenting both as connected developments that required public attention. No further details on the content of the call or official responses were provided in the available report.

Such demonstrations by youth groups often aim to draw notice to perceived overreach by authorities and to support affiliated student bodies. In this case, the focus remained on the specific allegation against the sub-inspector and the sequence of events that led to the march. The episode underscores continuing friction in the region between political student organizations and law enforcement over campus-related activities.