After protests within Congress, Keralam govt puts on hold reinstatement of DySP accused of sexual assault in custody
Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has directed officials to withdraw the decision to reinstate a Deputy Superintendent of Police accused of sexually assaulting someone in custody. The move followed opposition from within Congress in Kozhikode after the proposed return to service became public.
Kerala police reinstatement sexual assault allegation custody Congress
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