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Fazal murder case: evidence missing from Ernakulam CJM court recovered

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The Hindu Bureau
Fazal murder case: evidence missing from Ernakulam CJM court recovered
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A vital piece of evidence in the 2006 murder case of NDF activist Mohammed Fazal has been recovered after mysteriously disappearing from the Ernakulam court. The trial for the eight accused is set to resume in August 2026.

A vital piece of evidence—a blood-stained towel—in the case related to the alleged murder of Mohammed Fazal, an activist of the National Development Front (NDF) (now the proscribed Popular Front of India), which had mysteriously gone missing from the Ernakulam Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) Court, has been recovered.

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