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Abhiram murder: 17-year-old suspect alters statement amid protests, clashes in Thiruvananthapuram

Abhiram murder: 17-year-old suspect alters statement amid protests, clashes in Thiruvananthapuram

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Justice PS Narasimha recused himself from a case concerning the Memorandum of Procedure (MoP) for judicial appointments. The plea, filed by the NGO Lok Prahari, seeks to finalise the MoP, which has been pending since 2015 and governs the appointment and transfer of judges to higher courts.

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    Violent protests erupted at Sreekariyam police station after 17-year-old Abhiram was found murdered in Pangappara, with the main suspect changing his statement.

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Violent protests erupted at Sreekariyam police station after 17-year-old Abhiram was found murdered in Pangappara, with the main suspect changing his statement.

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Abhiram murder: 17-year-old suspect alters statement amid protests, clashes in Thiruvananthapuram

Violent protests erupted at Sreekariyam police station after 17-year-old Abhiram was found murdered in Pangappara, with the main suspect changing his statement.

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