Kerala Nun Rape Case: SPP Claims Injustice, Seeks Higher Court Intervention
The Kerala government-appointed Special Public Prosecutor, B G Harindranath, claims injustice in the acquittal of Bishop Franco Mulakkal in the nun rape case. He plans to challenge the trial court's decision, arguing significant discrepancies and errors. The victim has escalated the case to the Kerala High Court.
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The recently appointed Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) in Kerala, B G Harindranath, has alleged that an injustice occurred in the high-profile nun rape case involving Bishop Franco Mulakkal.
The bishop, previously acquitted by a local court, faces renewed legal scrutiny as the victim seeks recourse in the Kerala High Court.
The senior advocate highlighted numerous discrepancies and errors in the case, suggesting a strong chance of success on appeal.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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