Police in Kerala, India are investigating entrepreneur Rinson Jose for his alleged involvement in bombings in Lebanon.

Over the weekend, a concerning report surfaced linking Rinson Jose, a successful entrepreneur and citizen of Norway, to the recent tragic pager explosions in Lebanon. According to sources, Jose, who was born and raised in Kerala, India before moving to Norway a decade ago, is being investigated by the Wayanad Special Branch police.

The police have begun their inquiries into Jose, who is now 37 years old, after receiving information about his possible involvement in the blasts. In their pursuit for more information, officers visited Jose's family home in Mananthavady, Wayanad, and spoke with his parents. The family was completely taken aback by the news and expressed their inability to reach Jose since the incident occurred.

Currently, Jose and his wife reside in Oslo, Norway, where he holds a Norwegian passport. According to media reports, Jose is the owner of Norta Global, a company registered in Bulgaria, which is believed to have supplied the explosives used in the pager blasts. Despite these allegations, Jose's relatives in Kerala have complete faith in him. They shared that they talk to him on the phone every day, but have not been able to reach him in the last few days. They described him as a straightforward person and expressed their trust in him.

A neighbor from Wayanad also spoke highly of Jose, calling him a "very nice person." The neighbor was in disbelief upon hearing the news of Jose's alleged involvement in the blasts. It is worth noting that Jose moved to Norway to pursue higher studies after a short stint working in London. In addition to managing his company, he also holds a job in Oslo. Jose's twin brother is currently based in London.

The investigation into the pager blasts is ongoing, and the police are working tirelessly to uncover the truth behind the tragic incident. At this time, the allegations against Jose are still unproven, and we must allow the authorities to carry out their investigation before making any assumptions or judgments. Our hearts go out to those affected by the blasts, and we hope that justice will be served for the victims and their families.

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