The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Kerala dental student Nithin Raj death: Court grants Crime Branch five-day custody of accused M.K. Ram
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The Hindu Bureau
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A court in Kannur has granted the Crime Branch five days of custody for Dr. M.K. Ram, the primary accused in the death of dental student Nithin Raj. The investigation focuses on allegations of mental harassment and abetment of suicide involving faculty members.
The Thalassery Principal Sessions Court, Kannur, on Monday (July 27, 2026) granted the Crime Branch special investigative team (SIT) five-day custody of Dr. M.K. Ram, the accused arrested in connection with the death of Kannur Dental College student Nithin Raj.
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