Late actor Kalabhavan Mani (Photo Courtesy: Facebook via IamKalabhavanMani) 
Kerala

Younger brother of late actor Kalabhavan Mani on three-day fast

Kerala government had on June 11 last year decided to hand over to CBI, the probe into the actor's death.

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THRISSUR: The younger brother of Malayalam actor, the late Kalabhavan Mani, has begun a three-day fast, demanding that CBI take over the probe into his mysterious death R L V Ramakrishnan, who began the fast at nearby Chalakudy yesterday, said a year had passed since his brother's death, but no case had been registered so far.
     
"We have waited for a year. If we do not get justice we will protest in front of the secretariat at Thiruvananthapuram," he said.
     
The late actor's sisters Shanta and Ammini said they wanted to know the circumstances leading to his death.
     
"He was looking after us," they said.
      
Mani had died on Mar 6 last year and people from various walks of life visited his house at nearby Chalakudy today to pay their respects the late actor.
      
The actor, who had essayed many roles in south Indian films, was found in serious condition at his farmhouse at nearby Chalakudy. He was rushed to hospital, but passed away.
     
While a lab at Kochi had found traces of chlorpyrifos, a toxic pesticide in his viscera sample, a Hyderabad lab had stated that traces of methyl alcohol were found in his blood.
     
He was being treated for a liver ailment at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences at Kochi, where he breathed his last.
     
Kerala government had on June 11 last year decided to hand over to CBI, the probe into the actor's death. 

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