Malayalam actress assault case: Police officer AR Aneesh arrested for helping Pulsar Suni
AR Aneesh allegedly helped the prime accused in the Malayalam actress assault case, Pulsar Suni, to communicate with Dileep, Nadirshah and Kavya Madhavan.

AR Aneesh, a police officer, has been suspended for allegedly misusing his post in order to aid Pulsar Suni, the chief accused in the case of the abduction and assault of a Malayalam actress.[caption id="attachment_3857255" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Kavya Madhavan and Dileep. Facebook[/caption]The News Minute reports that the police officer confessed to his involvement in the case. He is the 14th accused in the case, besides the likes of Suni and Malayalam superstar Dileep. The same report states that Aneesh has been accused of helping Suni get in touch with filmmaker Nadirshah, Dileep and his wife Kavya Madhavan through phone, while the prime accused was in police custody.Also read - Malayalam actress assault case: 60 days after Dileep was arrested, a look at developmentsThe report states that Aneesh has also been accused of destroying evidence, as he deleted all the messages and voice notes that Suni sent to Dileep and the offices of Laksyah, the online clothing boutique owned by Kavya. The police officer reportedly tried to contact Kavya on three occasions, besides the voice notes that were sent to Dileep and call to Nadirshah.Manorama Online reports that Aneesh was arrested on Saturday, 9 September, but has been released on bail now.Also read - Malayalam actress assault case: Women in Cinema Collective stages protest for justice, at State Film Award venue

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