Angered over this, a group of students belonging to the CPI(M)'s student's wing Students Federation of India (SFI) protested, but the printing press management refused to budge.
The magazine with the title 'Puram Modi" was sponsored by the volunteers of SFI in Maharajas Technical Institute.
The press management noticed a photo and an article that showed Modi in poor light and refused to hand over the printed copies to the students.
"I told them that the copies will not be released as it contained remarks against Modi, who is the Prime Minister of the country", he said, adding, the students threatened that he would have to compensate them, to which he said he would gladly do so.
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When contacted, the college authorities said the magazine was brought out by the students on their own as the institution had refused permission to publish it last year itself.
Meanwhile, police said that they were looking into the matter.
Twice last year, principals of two different colleges in Thrissur district and some students had courted controversy after college magazines with some objectionable contents had been published.
On June 16, 2014, police had registered a case against the Principal and 11 students of Sree Krishna College at Guruvayur after its campus magazine was found to be having "objectionable and unsavoury" language against Modi.
This was close on the heels of the Principal and six students of Government Polytechnique at Kunnamkulam being arrested for adding Modi's photograph in the college magazine under the list of "negative" face along with Adolf Hitler, George Bush and forest brigand Veerapan.