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Kerala dental student Nithin Raj death: Court grants Crime Branch five-day custody of accused M.K. Ram

The Thalassery Principal Sessions Court granted five-day Crime Branch custody to accused M.K. Ram in connection with the death of Kannur Dental College student Nithin Raj.

Affected◉ India◉ IN-KL▪ Kannur Dental College◇ Nithin Raj▪ Chakkarakkal police▪ Crime Branch◇ M.K. Ram◇ M. Manoj◇ Sangeeta Nambiar▪ Thalassery Principal Sessions Court
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FollowingCrime BranchDr M.K. RamKannur Dental CollegeKerala PoliceM.K. RamNithin RajPinarayi VijayanRamesh Chennithala
  1. 19 JulKerala BDS student death: HC directs investigating officer, special court to produce documents in Dr. Ram’s arrest
  2. 21 JulCourt rejects bail pleas of seven accused in attack on ED team
  3. 21 JulMP seeks Home Minister’s intervention over police lapses in Nitin Raj case↳ The High Court’s order to produce documents on Dr. M.K. Ram’s arrest in the Nithin Raj case prompted the Home Minister to order a departmental inquiry into the same police lapses.
  4. 27 JulKerala dental student Nithin Raj death: Court grants Crime Branch five-day custody of accused M.K. RamYou are here

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