Student killed in road accident

 KANNUR: A tenth standard student of Mamparam English Medium School was killed when the motorcycle he was riding rammed into a private bus at Kadachira under Edakkad police limits. According to police, the boy was identified as Yuvaraj (15), son of Ganesh, Raj Nivas, Malikaparamba, Edakkad. The mishap occurred when Yuvaraj was going on the way to school. He hit the bus while attempting to overtake a jeep. He died on the spot. The body was shifted to Thalassery Government Hospital for post-mortem.

Student killed in road accident

 KANNUR: A tenth standard student of Mamparam English Medium School was killed when the motorcycle he was riding rammed into a private bus at Kadachira under Edakkad police limits. According to police, the boy was identified as Yuvaraj (15), son of Ganesh, Raj Nivas, Malikaparamba, Edakkad. The mishap occurred when Yuvaraj was going on the way to school. He hit the bus while attempting to overtake a jeep. He died on the spot. The body was shifted to Thalassery Government Hospital for post-mortem.

Three Keralites killed in Uduppi accident

UDUPPI: Three Keralites were killed in an accident in Uduppi, Karnataka. The dead were identified as Joy Sebastian of Pala and his parents. The accident happened when the car in which they were travelling collided with a lorry. More details are awaited

Gang raped by three, girl loses mental balance

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A gang rape by three has lost the mental balance of a girl in the capital city. This incident has come to light even before the Delhi incident is forgotten.

The school student was abducted from her school and gang raped by three youths.

The Fort Police have arrested the youths in connection with the incident. The victim’s friend who helped the youths has gone underground.

The arrested has been identified as Dilip (22), Mithun Raj (18) and a minor, all belonging to Konchiravila. The minor is a plus one student of SMV School.

The victim’s friend, a plus one student of Manacaud School has not been arrested.

The incident which shook the city happened on January 11. The first accused Dilip is said to be the victim’s friend’s lover. The girl was abducted in a Maruti Omni Car and taken to a vacant house at Attakkulangara in Puthen Theruvu.

She was raped by the three after her hands and legs handcuffed and mouth gagged.

The victim’s parents came to know about the incident very late. They later lodged a complaint to the police.

Gang raped by three, girl loses mental balance

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A gang rape by three has lost the mental balance of a girl in the capital city. This incident has come to light even before the Delhi incident is forgotten.

The school student was abducted from her school and gang raped by three youths.

The Fort Police have arrested the youths in connection with the incident. The victim’s friend who helped the youths has gone underground.

The arrested has been identified as Dilip (22), Mithun Raj (18) and a minor, all belonging to Konchiravila. The minor is a plus one student of SMV School.

The victim’s friend, a plus one student of Manacaud School has not been arrested.

The incident which shook the city happened on January 11. The first accused Dilip is said to be the victim’s friend’s lover. The girl was abducted in a Maruti Omni Car and taken to a vacant house at Attakkulangara in Puthen Theruvu.

She was raped by the three after her hands and legs handcuffed and mouth gagged.

The victim’s parents came to know about the incident very late. They later lodged a complaint to the police.

Three Keralites killed in Uduppi accident

UDUPPI: Three Keralites were killed in an accident in Uduppi, Karnataka. The dead were identified as Joy Sebastian of Pala and his parents. The accident happened when the car in which they were travelling collided with a lorry. More details are awaited

Law will take its own course with regard to rape case: Chandy

MALAPPURAM: There was no lapse on the part of Kerala government and law will take its own course with regard to the Suryanelli gangrape case of 1996 in which a 16-year-old girl was gangraped for over 40 days, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said.

Responding to queries, Chandy said, "Law will take its own course in connection with the Surayanelli gangrape case."

To a query on the allegation of veteran CPI (M) leader VS Achuthanandan that some top persons have connection in the case, Chandy said he (Achuthanandan) had been telling various things each day.

Replying to another query whether there was any lapse on the part of the government, Chandy said "No. Government had also given the appeal."

The Supreme Court had Thursday set aside Kerala High Court's order acquitting 35 accused in the case. The court passed the order on an appeal filed by the State of Kerala challenging the acquittal.

Law will take its own course with regard to rape case: Chandy

MALAPPURAM: There was no lapse on the part of Kerala government and law will take its own course with regard to the Suryanelli gangrape case of 1996 in which a 16-year-old girl was gangraped for over 40 days, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said.

Responding to queries, Chandy said, "Law will take its own course in connection with the Surayanelli gangrape case."

To a query on the allegation of veteran CPI (M) leader VS Achuthanandan that some top persons have connection in the case, Chandy said he (Achuthanandan) had been telling various things each day.

Replying to another query whether there was any lapse on the part of the government, Chandy said "No. Government had also given the appeal."

The Supreme Court had Thursday set aside Kerala High Court's order acquitting 35 accused in the case. The court passed the order on an appeal filed by the State of Kerala challenging the acquittal.