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Police Arrest 57 Of 59 Accused In Mass Sexual Assault Case Involving A Dalit Girl In Kerala

The police have arrested 13 more accused, taking the total of arrested accused individuals to 57

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Jan 20, 2025, 05:39 pm IST
The police have arrested 13 more accused, taking the total of arrested accused individuals to 57

The police have arrested 13 more accused, taking the total of arrested accused individuals to 57

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In the case of gang-rape of a Dalit athlete that had come to the fore recently from Kerala, the police have arrested 13 more accused, taking the total of arrested accused individuals to 57. The police said that all the accused persons involved in the case, except two who have gone abroad, have been arrested in the case. A Dalit athlete who is presently 18 years old, was reportedly abused by 62 individuals over the last five years in Kerala. The Child Welfare Committee (CWC) filed a complaint after she disclosed the horrible events in a counseling session, prompting the Pathanamthitta police to start these proceedings. The matter came to light when a non-governmental organization (NGO) called Mahila Samakya paid a visit to her household as part of their routine work.

The NGO brought the issue to the attention of the Pathanamthitta district’s Child Welfare Committee following the girl described the ordeal she endured since 13 years of age. Earlier, on 16th January, 44 of 59 total mentioned accused had been arrested. However, in the past few days, the police have arrested 13 more accused persons.

The individuals named in the FIR are Amal (18), Adarsh (20), Shivakumar (21), Umesh (19), Sreeju (18), Aji (19), Ashwin (21), Sajin (23) Subin (24), CK Vineeth (30), K Ananthu (21), S Sandeep (30), S Sudhi also known as Sreeni (24), and Prajith Kumar (24) in Elavumthitta. P Deepu (22), Anandu Pradeep (24), Aravind (23), Vishnu (24), Binu Joseph (39), Abhilash Kumar (19), Abhijith (19), Joji Mathew (25), Ambadi (24), Aravind (20), Kannan (21), Akku Anand (20), a minor, Nandu (25), Shamnad (20), Afsal (21), Ashiq (20), Nidhin Prasad (21), Abhinav (18), Karthik (18), Sudheesh (Kannappan) (27), Nishad (Appu) (31), Achu Anand (21), Lijo (26), and Shinu George (23) in Pathanamthitta along with Akash (19) and Akash (22) in Pandalam.

According to the police, the last accused arrested was a 25-year-old individual arrested from his home on Sunday. DIG S. Ajeetha Begum, who is in charge of the inquiry commented on the matter and said earlier that around 30 FIRs had been filed in the case. She revealed that the cases had been filed at four police stations under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act.

The authority confirmed, “Two of the accused are absconding. They are abroad at present. We are considering issuing Look out Circulars for them. We are also planning to issue a Red Corner notice for them through Interpol”. Notably, the case in the assault was filed on January 10th. The girl during Mahila Samakya’s visit revealed that she had been abused threatened and blackmailed by 62 accused. She said that she was 13 when her ‘friend’ Subin started sexually abusing her. He, who was 6-7 years older than the victim, sexually assaulted her, took pictures and videos, and then used them to pressure her into doing a sexual favor to a friend.

Law enforcement said that this acquaintance brought in two more men who also exploited the teenager. Her photos and contact details were shared with different groups of men and young boys throughout the following years, and many of them contacted her through social media including Instagram and WhatsApp.

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