The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Sunday said that it has filed a charge sheet against 20 cadres of the banned CPI-Maoist in Edakkara Maoist case of Kerala.The charge sheet, filed before a special court in Kerala under various sections .
Court seeks details of treatment given to suspected Maoist
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Petition filed by Rajan Chittilappilly urging court to issue directions for ‘specialty treatment’
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Petition filed by Rajan Chittilappilly urging court to issue directions for ‘specialty treatment’ The District and Sessions Court, Manjeri, has asked for a report from the Superintendent at the high security prison at Viyyur in Thrissur on the treatment given to Rajan Chittilappilly, a suspected Maoist activist, who was arrested by the Anti-Terrorism Squad of the Kerala Police from a hospital earlier this month.
The move follows a petition filed by Chittilappilly urging the court to issue directions for “specialty treatment” and proper care for him, considering his physical condition. Details of the medical condition of Chittilappilly too was sought to be produced in the court by December 29. The case came up for hearing on Tuesday and Chittilappilly was represented by K.K. A
Justice denied to Maoist suspect, say rights activists
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‘Rajan Chittilappilly was denied medical care’
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‘Rajan Chittilappilly was denied medical care’
Human rights activists have accused the authorities of denying natural justice to Rajan Chittilappilly, a suspected Maoist activist, who was arrested by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of the Kerala Police from a Thrissur hospital last week.
Janakeeya Manushyavakasa Prasthanam secretary C.P. Rasheed claimed on Tuesday that Mr. Rajan had been denied the services of a lawyer and the permission to meet his relatives. Mr. Rajan was arrested when he was undergoing treatment for the severe injuries he suffered in a road accident. He was presented in the District and Sessions Court, Manjeri, Malappuram, through video conference, which remanded him in judicial custody till January 8. The police questioned him for five days.