Pathanamthitta: A student of the Army Recruitment Training Center was found hanging. 19-year-old Gayatri was found dead inside a room in a rented house. Her mother alleged that Gayatri’s death was due to mental torture by a teacher at the Army Recruitment Training Center.

When the mother returned from work, she found her daughter hanging inside the room. She is a student of the Agniveer course at the Army Recruitment Training Center in Adoor.

The mother has filed a complaint against a retired soldier, a teacher at the institution. The mother said that the teacher had treated Gayatri with hostility and mentally tortured her.

The police said that they will conduct a detailed investigation after examining Gayatri’s mobile phone. The body has been shifted to the hospital. After conducting tests including a postmortem, she will be handed over to her relatives.

Kochi: An actress has filed a confidential statement against director Sanalkumar Sasidharan. The confidential statement is part of a complaint filed by the actress alleging that he had insulted femininity through social media. The actress went to the Aluva Judicial First Class Magistrate Court and gave her statement.

Sanal was arrested by the police in 2022 on a complaint filed by the actress, but was later released on bail. The actress has filed the complaint alleging that Sanal has been personally abusing her through social media for the past few days.

Reports say that Sanal is currently in the US. A lookout notice and circular have been issued against him.

Malappuram: Prabhin, who is on remand in the death of wife Vishnuja in Elankoor, has been suspended from work. Prabhin was a staff nurse at the Manjeri Govt. Medical College Hospital. Charges such as abetment to suicide and dowry harassment were filed against Prabhin in Vishnuja’s death.

Prabhin, who was remanded by the court in the case, is currently in jail. The complaint is that her husband Prabhin constantly mentally tortured Vishnuja in the name of dowry, beauty and unemployment.

Malappuram: Police have registered a case against Justice C N Ramachandran Nair in a half-price scooter scam. The case was registered by the Perinthalmanna police on a complaint filed by an NGO. The case has been registered under sections 318 (4) and 3 (5) of the Indian Penal Code on a complaint filed by the president of the implementing agency, Angadipuram KSS.

C N Ramachandran is the third accused in the case. Sai Gramam Global Trust Chairman K N Anandakumar and Ananthu Krishnan are the first and second accused. However, Ramachandran’s response is that he accepted the advisory position of the NGO Federation because it is an organization that provides aid.

CN Ramachandran responded that Anand Kumar had invited him as an advisor and that when he came to know that money was being collected for the scooter, he had told Anand Kumar to remove his name from the advisory position. He added that the fraudsters must have thought that they could gain trust by appointing a retired judge as an advisor.

Kochi: The CBI has filed a chargesheet against the death of the minor girls in Walayar. The investigation team has ruled out the possibility of murder in the chargesheet filed in the CBI court in Kochi. Earlier, the Palakkad trial court had rejected the finding that the girls’ deaths were suicide.

The CBI has assessed that the living conditions of the children and brutal sexual abuse are likely to lead to suicide. The CBI has made its findings based on the post-mortem reports and circumstantial evidence. The CBI has also cited the police surgeon’s report in the chargesheet. After studying the crime scene, inquest photos, and follow-up reports, the police surgeon’s conclusion that the death was likely due to hanging is also highlighted in the chargesheet.

Although the youngest child was only nine years old, there is still a possibility of suicide. The complex family background, childhood experiences, sexual abuse, and a childhood without adequate care may have led the children to suicide. The charge sheet also mentions the forensic findings that there is no possibility of murder in the case.

The CBI had found that the mother was also involved in sexually abusing the girls. The investigation team had stated that the first accused had sexual intercourse with the mother in front of the children and that the younger child was subjected to unnatural sexual abuse with the mother’s knowledge. The CBI, which took over the investigation on a petition filed by the children’s mother against the state police investigation, filed a charge sheet naming the mother as the second accused and the father as the third accused.