Kerala Human Sacrifice Case

Kerala Police on Saturday submitted the first charge sheet in connection to the Kerala human sacrifice case.

The Perumbavoor Magistrate Court in the Ernakulam district sent Muhammed Shafi, Bhagaval Singh and Laila to nine days of police custody in the alleged Kerala human sacrifice case.

The Kerala High Court on Friday dismissed a plea filed by the three accused in the sensational human sacrifice case.

The shocking incident of ritualistic human sacrifice of two women in Kerala was allegedly an outcome of frustration caused by globalisation and efforts of some reactionary forces to bring back hollow and obsolete value systems, a state minister said.

The Kerala Police on Wednesday said that it was relying a lot on cyber evidence and was also focusing on the mysterious behaviour of the prime accused in the case of black magic-related human sacrifice of two women in the state recently.

Days after the horror of the case of "human sacrifices" was unearthed in Kerala's Pathanamthitta, state police have now arrested a woman from the same district for allegedly practising occult rituals using children.

The ruling CPM in Kerala on Thursday denied reports that two of the three accused in the "human sacrifice" case are its active members, terming them as "baseless".

Mohammad Shafi -- the main accused in the Kerala "human sacrifice" case -- masqueraded as a holy man and apparently had a physical relationship with Laila Singh, which was passed off as a part of the rituals, the police said today.

The main accused in the murder and mutilation of two women in Kerala in a case of "human sacrifice" was a man who scoped out women on social media and lured them to the house of the killer couple.

Two women in Kerala, reported missing by their families, were murdered and buried in a horrific case of black magic and human sacrifice revealed today by the police.

Kerala Police on Saturday submitted the first charge sheet in connection to the Kerala human sacrifice case.

The Perumbavoor Magistrate Court in the Ernakulam district sent Muhammed Shafi, Bhagaval Singh and Laila to nine days of police custody in the alleged Kerala human sacrifice case.

The Kerala High Court on Friday dismissed a plea filed by the three accused in the sensational human sacrifice case.

The shocking incident of ritualistic human sacrifice of two women in Kerala was allegedly an outcome of frustration caused by globalisation and efforts of some reactionary forces to bring back hollow and obsolete value systems, a state minister said.

The Kerala Police on Wednesday said that it was relying a lot on cyber evidence and was also focusing on the mysterious behaviour of the prime accused in the case of black magic-related human sacrifice of two women in the state recently.

Days after the horror of the case of "human sacrifices" was unearthed in Kerala's Pathanamthitta, state police have now arrested a woman from the same district for allegedly practising occult rituals using children.

The ruling CPM in Kerala on Thursday denied reports that two of the three accused in the "human sacrifice" case are its active members, terming them as "baseless".

Mohammad Shafi -- the main accused in the Kerala "human sacrifice" case -- masqueraded as a holy man and apparently had a physical relationship with Laila Singh, which was passed off as a part of the rituals, the police said today.

The main accused in the murder and mutilation of two women in Kerala in a case of "human sacrifice" was a man who scoped out women on social media and lured them to the house of the killer couple.

Two women in Kerala, reported missing by their families, were murdered and buried in a horrific case of black magic and human sacrifice revealed today by the police.