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Nedumbassery car crash victim’s family fears case sabotage, seeks justice

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Nedumbassery car crash victim’s family fears case sabotage, seeks justice

Family raises concerns over possible attempts to weaken the case against the prime accused, Suhail Sajeev; questions decision to send Suhail to the Borstal School at Thrikkakara, a detention facility for offenders aged 18 to 21

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