Nithin Raj case: prime accused surrenders before Crime Branch
Ram, prime accused in the death of Kannur Dental College student Nitin Raj, surrendered before the Crime Branch on Thursday, hours after the Thalassery SC/ST special court permitted his re-arrest on Wednesday. He was questioned and subjected to medical examination at Kannur District Hospital. He will be produced before the court.The Crime Branch had sought permission to re-arrest Dr.
- ▪Ram, prime accused in the death of Kannur Dental College student Nitin Raj, surrendered before the Crime Branch on Thursday, hours after the Thalassery SC/ST special court permitted his re-arrest on Wednesday.
- ▪He was questioned and subjected to medical examination at Kannur District Hospital.
- ▪He will be produced before the court.The Crime Branch had sought permission to re-arrest Dr.
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M.K. Ram, prime accused in the death of Kannur Dental College student Nitin Raj, surrendered before the Crime Branch on Thursday, hours after the Thalassery SC/ST special court permitted his re-arrest on Wednesday. He was questioned and subjected to medical examination at Kannur District Hospital. He will be produced before the court.The Crime Branch had sought permission to re-arrest Dr. Ram after the Thalassery Principal Sessions Court ordered his release, ruling that investigators had failed to comply with the Supreme Court’s guidelines governing arrests when he was taken into custody in Karnataka.The Kerala High Court had criticised Crime Branch DySP Sudheer Kallan for procedural lapses in the case. A Bench headed by Justice A.
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