2 priests held for Kerala nun's murder 16 years ago
Published on Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 12:06, Updated on Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 21:33 in India section
Tags: Church, Sister Abhaya , Kochi

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Kochi: Two Catholic priests have been arrested for the 1992 murder of a nun, Sister Abhaya, whose body was found in the well of a convent in Kerala's Kottayam town, police here said Wednesday.
The 13th Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) team began its probe into the 16-year-old murder after 12 previous probes failed to crack the case.
The Kerala High Court had last month rapped the investigating agency over the slow progress in its probe and asked the Kerala unit of the CBI to take over.
Abhaya, an inmate of Pious X hostel near here, was found dead in the well of the convent March 27, 1992. The CBI concluded in November 1996 that the death was a homicide but the murderer remained untraced.
Public interest in the case was re-ignited in April last year after a newspaper reported that Abhaya's medical reports were tampered with at a chemical laboratory in state capital Thiruvananthapuram.
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I am happy to read the news. When Shankaracharya if Kanchi Mutt was arrested, there was big furore in Tamilnadu
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dEAR sIR
WITHOUT ANY REMORSE, IF THE CULPRIT ARE FOUND GUILTY-HANG THEM
THANKS
REGARDS
SHYAMAL
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Oh! Justice atlast. We have once again proven that we are a failed state in delaying justice.
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