Thiruvananthapurum Addidition and Sessions Courts VII will be 24 April to pronounce a quantum of punishment on cannakucucumucukura on a native night convicted in the brutal daily murder of Vinetha, Empiloye’s plant sister in the Ambolam in Genea Genera.
Almost two weeks ago, Judge Praun found that Rajendran was guilty of murder, robbery, offense and destruction of evidence.
On Monday, the court listened to the final arguments since the prosecution and defense of the sentence.
The special prosecutor M. Salahudeen, who described Rajendrana as a stubborn criminal, demanded charging the death penalty. His actions, which led to four murders across Tamil Nadu and Keral, were “inhuman and shocking brutal,” said the prosecution.
Asked by the court about any feeling of regret, forty -year -old Rajendran answered that he did not feel any and claimed he hadn’t done anything wrong. He also asked for leniency, which quoted his responsibility for the care of her 70 -year -old mother. The defense was too asked for indulgence and quoted the age of the convict.
Previously, the court has searched for detailed reports of the convict after the prosecution claimed that the case could be classified as “rarest rare”.
These reports, including one of the district collector, have concluded that the convicted person represents a continuing threat to the company and has a minimum potential for reformation. In his submission, the district collector of Anu Kumari said that the “serial killer” would resort to the killing of innocent people if he had liberated himself.
“Due to the extremely brutal, grotesque, diabolian murder involving several victims shocks the collective conscience of the society. The state cannot grant that the accused would not meet a similar crime in the future if it is (is) established in general. that we read that concerns, “Si),” Si), “Si),” World, “,” Si), “Si),” Si), “Si),” Si), “Si),” Si), “Si),” Si), “Si),” World), “si),” si), “si),” si).
The head of the district police (Thiruvananthapuram) Thomson Jose characterized the defendant as a serial murderer with a dangerous approach, and pleased his crimes, especially when the victims left after the neck injury to fight for their lives.
The head of the central prison of Palayamkottai in Tirunelvel, where Rajendran was transferred in connection with the case of the triple murder in 2015, also submitted a report. The accused allegedly murdered a customs official, his wife and daughter, in an effort to steal 95 grams of gold.
In his report, the Superintendant said that the prisoner’s behavior could not be detected, because prison officers who served during Rajendran’s imprisonment are no longer published in prison.
Published – April 21, 2025 20:56
