The makeshift house at Attappalam, Walayar, in which the minor girls had stayed with their family and where they were found hanging. 
Kerala

Dalit sisters' death: State SC/ST commission registers suo motu case

A fresh case has been registered regarding the serious lapse in the police investigation which led to the culprits going scot-free in the case.

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala State Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes has registered a suo motu case pertaining to the acquittal of the accused in the case of rape and death of two Dalit minor sisters at Walayar in Palakkad district.

 A fresh case has been registered regarding the serious lapse in the police investigation which led to the culprits going scot-free in the case. The public prosecutor had failed to prove that the accused were guilty as he didn’t conduct a detailed study on the case, the commission said.

The commission ordered a reinvestigation in the case by including efficient officers in the team and conducting a scientific probe and instructed the government to conduct a polygraph test of the accused persons. 

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