Thalassery Court Convicts C K Ramees in 2012 Astrologer Murder Case
In a significant verdict, the Thalassery additional sessions court in Kannur has found C K Ramees guilty in the murder of astrologer Kunhiraman Kurikkal. The court delivered its judgment on Thursday, marking a crucial step in a case that dates back over a decade. The quantum of punishment is scheduled to be pronounced on Saturday, bringing closure to a long-standing legal battle.
Details of the 2012 Incident
The tragic incident occurred on February 4, 2012, in Pinarayi, Kannur. According to court proceedings, C K Ramees was a regular visitor to the astrologer, Kunhiraman Kurikkal. Over time, Ramees had given money to Kunhiraman on various occasions to meet his personal requirements. However, the relationship soured when Ramees demanded the return of the money, leading to a heated argument between the two.
Violent Confrontation and Aftermath
During the altercation, the situation escalated dramatically. In a fit of rage, C K Ramees fatally stabbed Kunhiraman Kurikkal multiple times with a knife. Following the brutal attack, Ramees fled the scene in an attempt to evade justice. However, the police launched a thorough investigation and managed to track him down. He was subsequently arrested from his hideout, ensuring that he faced the legal consequences of his actions.
Legal Proceedings and Upcoming Sentencing
The case has been under judicial scrutiny for years, with the Thalassery additional sessions court meticulously examining the evidence. The conviction on Thursday underscores the strength of the prosecution's case and the court's commitment to delivering justice. As the community awaits the sentencing on Saturday, this verdict serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding law and order in society.
