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A Kerala court acquitted three RSS workers in a case related to the murder of a madrasa teacher. The three defendants spent seven years in prison without bail. Kasaragod Chief Justice KK Balakrishnan said in his order that the prosecution could not prove that the accused had any kind of animosity towards the Muslim community. Moreover, the prosecution also failed to prove that the accused had any connection with the RSS.
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The matter is of 2017. It is suspected that three RSS workers – Akhilesh, Nidhin and Ajsh murdered Muezzin Muhammad Riyas Malvi (34) and the Madrasa teacher Lachuri inside the Mohuddin Jumma Machuri Mosque. All three are allegedly accused of slitting Hamalubi’s throat.
The prosecution’s silence is enough to drop the charges against the three men.
The court also said in its order that nothing useful was found from the phones seized from the defendants and the prosecution witnesses. The court stated that the prosecutor’s office did not try to find out who all the people the deceased was talking to. He missed a good opportunity. The prosecution’s silence in this case is enough to drop the charges against the three men. On the basis of testimonies and witnesses it can be said that the investigation was conducted according to the standards. The prosecution failed to prove that the victim was murdered by these defendants. The court said that the charges against them were not proven and hence the three are not guilty of these crimes.
