Child abduction case: order in anticipatory bail plea on Nov. 2
The Hindu
The District and Sessions Court, Thiruvananthapuram, will pass its orders in the anticipatory bail plea filed by the mother and sister of the young woman, who complained that her parents had kidnapped
The District and Sessions Court, Thiruvananthapuram, will pass its orders in the anticipatory bail plea filed by the mother and sister of the young woman, who complained that her parents had kidnapped her son and gave in adoption by falsely obtaining her consent on November 2.
The father of the girl, who has been arraigned as the first accused has not moved the anticipatory bail plea.
Besides the parents Jayachandran and Smitha James, and sister Anju, th police have arraigned her brother in-in-lase Ramesh and two CPI(M) workers Ramesh and Anilkumar as the other accused in the case.
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