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Once a thief, Sister Abhaya case witness Raju says his ‘child’ has got justice Once a thief, Sister Abhaya case witness Raju says his ‘child’ has got justice Raju, a self-proclaimed thief at that time, was present at the convent when Sister Abhaya was murdered by the two accused. advertisement Then a thief, Raju was at the church when the murder took place. I still live in 3 cent of a land in a colony. Many people had approached me offering crores, but I never accepted a single rupee. I have a wife and two daughters and we live happily, these are the words of Raju, one of the key witnesses in the Sister Abhaya murder case. His role was instrumental in ensuring the conviction of the murder accused after 28 years of legal battle. ....
Thiruvananthapuram: A Central Bureau of Investigation court here on Wednesday handed out life imprisonment to the two key accused, a priest Father Thomas M Kottoor and a nun, Sister Sephy, in the murder of Sr Abhaya, a nun in Kottayam in 1992. Both were also fined Rs500,000 each. Kottoor was fined an additional Rs100,000 for trespass into the convent where the murder was committed. The court had found them guilty on Tuesday and the judge K Sanalkumar announced the punishment for the two on Wednesday. Kottoor s counsel had requested for a lenient punishment considering his age and that he was a cancer patient. Sephy’s counsel pointed out that she had to take care of her aged parents. The court announced the punishment after listening to the defendants’ pleas. ....
Sister Abhaya case: Special CBI court sentences priest, nun to life imprisonment for murder Father Thomas Kottoor was given an additional sentence of life, and another fine of Rs 1 lakh over and above the Rs 5-lakh penalty. Updated Dec 23, 2020 · 06:24 pm Representative image | Prakash Singh/ AFP A special Central Bureau of Investigation court in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday sentenced Father Thomas Kottoor and Sister Sefi to life imprisonment for the murder of a nun in Kerala 28 years ago, Live Law reported. Sister Abhaya was found dead in a well in the St Pius X Convent in Kottayam on March 27, 1992, at the age of 18. ....
The CBI Court, which convicted Father Thomas Kottoor and Sister Sephy in Sister Abhaya Murder, case observed that DySP K. Samuel and the then Superintendent of Police K.T.Michael, who initially investigated the case, were involved in the activities of destruction of the material objects in this case. The Police Head of the state will take necessary steps to ensure that such misdeeds on the part of the police including Crime Branch does not occur in future, Judge K. Sanilkumar observed while parting with the judgment. K. Samuel died during the course of investigation. KT Michael was made an accused in this case, but was discharged by the court last year. ....
'May Have Been A Thief But A Speaker Of Truth' : CBI Court About Raju's Testimony Which Turned Vital In Sister Abhaya Case livelaw.in - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from livelaw.in Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.