KOZHIKODE: N K Abdul Aziz, secretary, State Committee of the National Secular Conference, has filed a petition before the Judicial First Class Magistrate Court IV, demanding reinvestigation into the death of two girls near a railway track here on October 29, 1996, alleging the incident had links with the Ice-cream parlour sex scandal.
One of the girls was the daughter of ghazal singer Najmal Babu.
“The incident was reported in connection with the Ice-cream parlour sex scandal case and P K Kunhalikutty, along with Sreedevi, had role in the incident that led to death of the girls,” he alleged.
The case is sure to give another blow to IUML State General Secretary P K Kunhalikutty, who is already facing serious allegations from his relative K A Rauf.
Abdul Aziz has also submitted a video tape that contain the conversation with one of the relatives of the girl. The relatives of the girls, in the tape, admitted the involvement of Kunhalikutty and Sreedevi in the incident that led to the death of the girls, he added.The case was treated as an accident and it was reported that the girls were run over by a train on October 29, 1996.
“According to the news reports appeared on October 30, 1996, the dead bodies of the girls were kept at Kozhikode Medical College Hospital, however, when I filed a request seeking the postmortem examination report of the girls under the Right to Information Act, the Medical College Hospital authorities answered that no such postmortem was held,” pointed out Aziz.
“It is clear that either the postmortem examination was not conducted or the report was removed from the records to protect someone,” alleged Aziz.
The case will be heard on March 23.