Stalker who shot lifeless Kerala dental scholar procured pistol from Bihar

By Express News Service
KANNUR: The stalker who shot lifeless a dental scholar in Kochi earlier than killing himself on Friday procured the pistol from Bihar and he bought assist from a migrant labourer who he employed in his inside design work, in line with Kerala minister M V Govindan.

Rakhil, a 32-year-old man, entered the home the place Kannur native P V Manasa, 24, was dwelling as a ‘paid visitor’ together with three different collegemates in Kothamangalam, a city about 35 km east of Ernakulam district, on Friday and shot her at point-blank, earlier than killing himself by firing the pistol on his head.

Speaking to reporters after visiting Manasa’s grieving household at Payyambalam in Kannur, Govindan termed the incident as a “north Indian-model murder”. He stated the police have gotten sufficient proof that the accused travelled with one other individual to Bihar to acquire the pistol, which was used within the crime. Rakhil additionally bought coaching to make use of the gun from a distant Bihar village, the minister stated, including {that a} police crew would journey to the north Indian state inside a few days to gather extra proof. “Rakhil and one of his friends had visited some remote villages in Bihar and had got the gun from there,” the minister stated. Her physique was later cremated at Payyambalam crematorium.

Meanwhile, the physique of Rakhil was additionally delivered to his home at Melur, Thalassery in Kannur this morning, which was later cremated on the public crematorium at Panthakkapara.