Kerala High Court sought an explanation from the State’s Communist Government
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Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) – The Kerala High Court has sought an explanation from the State’s Communist Government regarding the parole granted to thimprisone convicts of the Sister Abhaya murder case. The Court sought an explanation while hearing a petition seeking immediate withdrawal of parole granted to the convicts.
Sister Abhaya Murder Case : Kerala High Court Seeks State’s Response On Plea Challenging Parole Granted To Convicts @hannah_mv_ https://t.co/ZiiYA0Rkyk
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The body of Sister Abhaya, a resident of St. Pius Convent of Kottayam, was found in a well on 27th March 1992. On 23rd December 2020, 28 years after the death, a CBI Court convicted pastor Thomas and Sister Sephy and sentenced them to life imprisonment. Pastor Thomas and Sister Sephy murdered Sister Abhaya as she had seen them in a compromising position. (It clearly shows the criminal mentality of the Pastor and the nun. – Editor)
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