Rama Milkote hoped that Rayeesuddin will set an example of success and will become a role model for the youth like him, who had become a victim of police atrocity but boldly faced the situation. "It is the collective duty of the society to come to help of such youth," she said.
Lateef Mohammed, general secretary of APCLMC, said his organization along with Nisa will try to help all such youth with the financial contributions from the people. "We have made a beginning today and this first step in this direction," he said.
Soon, a general store will also be opened with an investment of Rs 30,000 to rehabilitate another youth -- Mohammed Raheemuddin, who is also an accused in the criminal conspiracy case.
Image: The APCLMC has appealed for public donations to rehabilitate the youth, who who were arrested on terror-related charges but were later acquitted by the court.
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