Acquittal of Three Accused in 2017 Murder Case of Madrasa Teacher in Kerala’s Kasaragod

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In Kerala’s Kasaragod, the district principal sessions court acquitted all three accused in the 2017 murder of madrasa teacher Riyas Moulavi. The accused, Ajesh, Nitin Kumar, and Akhilesh, were associated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Riyas Moulavi, a 27-year-old teacher at Pazhaya Churi Madrasa, was brutally killed on March 20, 2017. The public prosecutor, Adv Shukkoor, expressed disappointment with the verdict and plans to appeal in a higher court. The court’s decision details are pending release. Stay updated with the latest news on Hindustan Times – your go-to source for breaking news. Read more now.

The District Principal Sessions Court Acquits All Accused in Kerala’s Kasaragod

In a surprising turn of events, the district principal sessions court in Kerala’s Kasaragod acquitted all three accused in the 2017 murder of madrasa teacher Riyas Moulavi. The accused, identified as Ajesh, Nitin Kumar, and Akhilesh, all residents of Kelugude, were affiliated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

Riyas Moulavi, a 27-year-old teacher at the Pazhaya Churi Madrasa in Kasaragod, was hacked to death on March 20, 2017. (Representative Image)

Riyas Moulavi, a 27-year-old teacher at the Pazhaya Churi Madrasa in Kasaragod, was hacked to death on March 20, 2017. He was a native of Kodagu district of Karnataka.

Background of the Incident

The tragic incident took place in the quiet town of Kasaragod, known for its serene surroundings and cultural heritage. The Pazhaya Churi Madrasa, where Riyas Moulavi taught, was a symbol of education and enlightenment in the community.

On that fateful day in March 2017, the peace of the town was shattered when news of Riyas Moulavi’s brutal murder spread like wildfire. The entire town was in shock, and the sense of loss was palpable.

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Legal Proceedings and Verdict

After months of investigation and legal proceedings, the case finally came to trial in the district principal sessions court. The public prosecutor, Adv Shukkoor, expressed disappointment at the verdict, stating, “We hoped that the accused would be punished. We will appeal against the verdict in a higher court.”

While the details of the court verdict are yet to be made available, the acquittal of the accused has left many questioning the justice system and seeking answers.

Community Response

The community in Kasaragod has been divided in its response to the verdict. Some believe that justice has been served, while others are outraged at what they see as a miscarriage of justice.

As news of the acquittal spreads, discussions and debates are sure to follow, further highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in the legal system.