Kerala Car Crash Case: Judge’s Teen Son Granted Bail Amid Protests
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Kerala car crash case: Judge’s teen son granted bail amid protests
Kochi: The granting of bail by the Juvenile Justice Board to the 17-year-old son of an Additional District Judge accused of causing a fatal road accident in Cheranelloor in Kerala's Kochi has triggered fresh protests by the victim’s family, who have refused to accept the decision. The teenager was taken into custody again after being released on station bail on Sunday evening, following protests by the family and local residents outside the Che…
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A 17-year-old man who was arrested for speeding and killing a scooter passenger in Cheranallur has been granted bail again. The family of deceased Jayabalakrishnan protested against the bail granted to the accused by sitting in front of the police station. The police said that the accused was driving at a speed of 104 kmph without a license.
Bhadra Keerthi, the daughter of Jayabalakrishnan, the scooter passenger who died in the Cheranallur accident, and her relatives will hold a sit-in protest in front of the Cheranallur police station on Sunday night in protest against the police releasing the 17-year-old driver of the car on bail.
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