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Chandrabose murder case: Verdict on January 20, will Nisham be convicted?

Written by : TNM Staff

The trial in the Chandrabose murder case has ended on Tuesday with the Thrissur district sessions court hearing the final arguments of the counsel for the accused Mohammed Nisham, and special prosecutor C Udayabhanu.

The sessions court judge K P Sudheer, is  reportedly set to pronounce the verdict on January 20.

On January 29, 2015, Nisham had allegedly run over security guard Chandrabose with his Hummer vehicle when the latter failed to open the gate promptly. Chandrabose died on February 16 in a private hospital after he was admitted with major injuries. The court trial lasted 79 days. Meanwhile Nisham has given an appeal in Supreme Court to extend the trial period. SC will consider the appeal on January 15.

The Timesof India reports that the defense lawyer in his concluding argument on Tuesday said that it was not a murder and the victim suffered injuries when he jumped in front of the vehicle driven by the accused and he claimed that Chandrabose died due to medical negligence.

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