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Sai Krishna custodial death
National · 9 updates
Sai Krishna custodial death: What happened and why is the Andhra government in the dock? | Explained
The alleged custodial death of Sai Krishna has triggered political outrage in Andhra, with claims of torture, evidence tampering and a cover-up. A look at the case and the investigation so far
Palaniswami criticises TVK govt.’s approach on custodial death issue
Nagercoil Sabari Varman custodial death revives memories of prisoner murder in same jail in 1996
While Lingam, a kabaddi player, was lodged in the Nagercoil District Sub-Jail, a gang of over 30 people broke into the prison from the outside and murdered him in 1996. He was decapitated, and his head was dumped at the Meenachipuram bus stand
Sai Krishna custodial death: SIT likely to interrogate suspended Krishnalanka CI from July 29
The Supreme Court on Monday granted seven days of police custody to interrogate suspended Krishnalanka Circle Inspector, who is the main accused in the alleged Sai Krishna custodial death case
SIT takes suspended CI into custody in Sai Krishna custodial death case
S.S.V.V. Nagaraju, the main accused, was moved from judicial remand at Rajamahendravaram to Vijayawada, where the SIT began questioning him under a seven-day custody order from the Supreme Court
Sai Krishna death case: SIT seeks public assistance to locate absconding accused Gulivindala Suresh
SIT grills suspended constables in Sai Krishna’s ‘custodial death’ case
The accused have reportedly not answered the queries posed by the police and maintained silence
SIT files chargesheet in Sai Krishna’s alleged custodial death case
Jagan welcomes HC judgement in Sai Krishna custodial death case
In a social media post, he described the judgment as “a slap in the face” to the Chandrababu Naidu government
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