Spectacular Jailbreak: Life Convict in Soumya Case Escapes
Govindachamy, convicted in the notorious Soumya murder case, has escaped from Kannur Central Jail. His disappearance was discovered during a cell check, prompting a thorough search and police alert. The case previously sparked national debate on women's safety, following Soumya's attack on a train in 2011.
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Govindachamy, a convict known for his involvement in the high-profile 2011 Soumya murder case, has reportedly escaped from Kannur Central Jail. According to police reports, his absence was detected during an early morning inspection of his cell.
Despite an urgent search operation initiated by jail authorities within the prison compound, Govindachamy remains unaccounted for. In response, a manhunt has been launched as police strive to locate the fugitive.
The Soumya murder case drew significant attention across the country, intensifying discussions about the safety of women using public transportation after the tragic incident in 2011, where Soumya was attacked and killed on a passenger train.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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