Chandrasekharan Murder Case

The Kerala High Court on Tuesday gave life sentences to all the persons convicted in the sensational T P Chandrasekharan murder case of 2012.

Eleven people, including three CPM leaders, were today given life term by a Kerala court in connection with the murder of TP Chandrasekharan. Mr Chandrasekharan was hacked to death in May, 2012. He was the president of the Revolutionary Marxist Party or RMP in CPI(M) stronghold of Onchiyam in Kozhikode after he was expelled from CPI(M).

Twelve people, including three CPM leaders, have been found guilty in the murder case of Revolutionary Marxist Party (RMP) leader TP Chandrasekharan.

Some accused in the sensational Chandrasekharan murder case are suspected to have used mobile phones in their cells, as a sting by a TV channel claimed that they accessed their Facebook accounts.

Kerala High Court today stayed the trial of an accused for two weeks in the murder of ex-CPI(M) activist TP Chandrasekharan.

A local court today set free 20 accused, including a CPI-M district secretariat member, in the case relating to the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party leader TP Chandrasekharan.

In a setback to CPI(M) in Kerala, several of the party's district and local functionaries figure in a charge sheet filed today by police in the case of murder of Marxist rebel and RMP leader T P Chandrasekharan in May last.

A probe has been launched on how the call details of a Kerala Police official involved in the investigation of the murder of a former CPI-M leader was leaked to media, Director General of Police Jacob Punnoose said on Saturday.

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said the tense situation created by CPI(M) workers outside a court in Vatakara in Kozhikode, where P Mohanan, district secretariat member of the party, arrested in the T P Chandrasekharan murder case, was produced, was a 'challenge' to the rule of law and administration of justice.

In a breakthrough in the politically sensitive TP Chandrasekharan murder case, police have taken into custody the kingpin of the killer gang and two others, who were suspected to have hacked to death the Marxist rebel and Revolutionary Marxist Party leader last month.

Rejecting CPI-M's charge that its party activists arrested in connection with the TP Chandrasekharan murder case were being 'tortured' in custody, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said that the CPI-M leaders cannot derail the probe by threatening investigating officers.

The Kerala High Court on Tuesday gave life sentences to all the persons convicted in the sensational T P Chandrasekharan murder case of 2012.

Eleven people, including three CPM leaders, were today given life term by a Kerala court in connection with the murder of TP Chandrasekharan. Mr Chandrasekharan was hacked to death in May, 2012. He was the president of the Revolutionary Marxist Party or RMP in CPI(M) stronghold of Onchiyam in Kozhikode after he was expelled from CPI(M).

Twelve people, including three CPM leaders, have been found guilty in the murder case of Revolutionary Marxist Party (RMP) leader TP Chandrasekharan.

Some accused in the sensational Chandrasekharan murder case are suspected to have used mobile phones in their cells, as a sting by a TV channel claimed that they accessed their Facebook accounts.

Kerala High Court today stayed the trial of an accused for two weeks in the murder of ex-CPI(M) activist TP Chandrasekharan.

A local court today set free 20 accused, including a CPI-M district secretariat member, in the case relating to the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party leader TP Chandrasekharan.

In a setback to CPI(M) in Kerala, several of the party's district and local functionaries figure in a charge sheet filed today by police in the case of murder of Marxist rebel and RMP leader T P Chandrasekharan in May last.

A probe has been launched on how the call details of a Kerala Police official involved in the investigation of the murder of a former CPI-M leader was leaked to media, Director General of Police Jacob Punnoose said on Saturday.

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said the tense situation created by CPI(M) workers outside a court in Vatakara in Kozhikode, where P Mohanan, district secretariat member of the party, arrested in the T P Chandrasekharan murder case, was produced, was a 'challenge' to the rule of law and administration of justice.

In a breakthrough in the politically sensitive TP Chandrasekharan murder case, police have taken into custody the kingpin of the killer gang and two others, who were suspected to have hacked to death the Marxist rebel and Revolutionary Marxist Party leader last month.

Rejecting CPI-M's charge that its party activists arrested in connection with the TP Chandrasekharan murder case were being 'tortured' in custody, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said that the CPI-M leaders cannot derail the probe by threatening investigating officers.