Violence in Kallakurichi 
Tamil Nadu

Kallakurichi case: Hearing of bail petitions adjourned

Public prosecutor Sangeetha intervened and stated that the hearing on the bail petition of 5 persons, including Ravikumar, should be adjourned as the investigation has been incomplete by the CB-CID.

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CHENNAI: After hearing arguments from both sides for the 3rd time, Justice Shanthi adjourned the hearing of the bail petition of 5 persons, including school principal Ravikumar, to August 18th (Thursday) who were arrested after a Class 12 student died in Kallakurichi.

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On Wednesday, 2 advocates argued to grant bail to 5 people considering the future educational welfare of students studying in the school, who filed a petition separately in the Villupuram Women's Court on 28th of last month seeking bail. Public prosecutor Sangeetha intervened and stated that the hearing on the bail petition of 5 persons, including Ravikumar, should be adjourned as the investigation has been incomplete by the CB-CID.

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Earlier, on the basis of the complaint lodged by the student's mother, Chinnasalem police registered a case under the Section of suspicious death and arrested 5 persons — Ravikumar, Shanti, School principal, Haripriya, Maths teacher, Keerthika and imprisoned them in Salem Jail. The case was transferred to CB-CID police, who are further investigating into the matter.

On July 13, the 17-yr-old who belonged to Periyanesalur village in the Cuddalore district was found dead in the premises of the school hostel under suspicious circumstances. The girl, an inmate of a room on the third floor of the hostel, is suspected to have ended her life by jumping from the top floor, triggering violence in Kallakurichi on Sunday. Several, including police, were injured and properties of the school were vandalised.

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