Crime Branch names Kannur college principal and teacher as accused

The Crime Branch has named Kannur Dental College principal Dr M.K. Ram and faculty member Sangeeta Nambiar as accused in a case concerning the death of a student. Ram is listed as the first accused and Nambiar as the second, according to the supplied report.
The Crime Branch has named Kannur Dental College principal Dr M.K. Ram and faculty member Sangeeta Nambiar as accused in a case related to a student’s death, The Hindu reported. Dr Ram is listed as the first accused in the case.
Sangeeta Nambiar, another faculty member, is identified as the second accused. The available source material does not provide the student’s name, the date or circumstances of the death, or the allegations made against either of the two accused. It also does not say whether the Crime Branch has filed a chargesheet, whether the accused have responded, or what further action investigators intend to take.
Naming a person as an accused does not by itself establish guilt; the supplied material contains no finding by a court.
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