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Thiruvananthapuram: Police on Sunday arrested the main accused in the CET mishap case. The prime accused Baiju was held by the police for knocking down a third year engineering student on the campus during the Onam celebrations at the College of Engineering in Sreekaryam.
Baiju surrendered before the police on Sunday night. Baiju's relatives were present at the police station when he surrendered. His arrest was recorded by the Shangumugham assistant commissioner of police. Following his surrender, he was interrogated by the Thiruvananthapuram police commissioner Sanjay Kumar. He will be taken to the engineering college campus on Sunday morning for evidence collection.
Baiju, who absconded after the incident, had taken refuge in Kodaikanal and Madurai after finally deciding to surrender. Baiju had escaped to nearby Tamil Nadu in a bike.
The police on Saturday recovered another jeep that was used during the Onam celebrations at the College.
Police said the students used two open jeeps and lorry without permission of authorities during the Onam celebration on the campus. The police had seized the jeep involved in the accident the other day.
Thasni Basheer (21) of Pullancherry Veedu at Kunnath, Vazhikkadavu, in Malappuram, was fatally knocked down by the jeep driven by Baiju, a seventh semester student hailing from Kannur, during the Onam celebrations on the campus.
Thiruvananthapuram: Police on Sunday arrested the main accused in the CET mishap case. The prime accused Baiju was held by the police for knocking down a third year engineering student on the campus during the Onam celebrations at the College of Engineering in Sreekaryam.
Baiju surrendered before the police on Sunday night. Baiju's relatives were present at the police station when he surrendered. His arrest was recorded by the Shangumugham assistant commissioner of police. Following his surrender, he was interrogated by the Thiruvananthapuram police commissioner Sanjay Kumar. He will be taken to the engineering college campus on Sunday morning for evidence collection.
Baiju, who absconded after the incident, had taken refuge in Kodaikanal and Madurai after finally deciding to surrender. Baiju had escaped to nearby Tamil Nadu in a bike.
The police on Saturday recovered another jeep that was used during the Onam celebrations at the College.
Police said the students used two open jeeps and lorry without permission of authorities during the Onam celebration on the campus. The police had seized the jeep involved in the accident the other day.
Thasni Basheer (21) of Pullancherry Veedu at Kunnath, Vazhikkadavu, in Malappuram, was fatally knocked down by the jeep driven by Baiju, a seventh semester student hailing from Kannur, during the Onam celebrations on the campus.
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