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The announcement for a 13-day medical camp by revenue minister E Chandrasekharan was reported in June. However, the Kasaragod district collector has now announced that only a 1-day medical camp would be conducted following an order by the state government
 

Kodi Suni was found guilty with respect to the murder of TP Chandrasekharan, Kerala's RMP leader, who was hacked to death on May 4, 2012. While serving life imprisonment, he allegedly made a call to a jewellery owner in Qatar and threatened him.

Revolutionary Marxist Party of India’s state secretariat member KK Rema is likely to contest against one of the alleged conspirators in her husband's murder
 

The incident occurred on January 13. Chandrasekharan murder case convict, Suni, who was out on parole, abducted Rafshan and robbed him.
 

Accused Kunjananthan has requested for bail in the Kerala high court citing health reasons. The court has asked for an explanation from the government regarding his petition. 
 

CPM leader PK Kunjananthan, accused of murdering Revolutionary Marxist Party's TP Chandrasekharan, was granted parole for a whopping 389 days. The accused was also hospitalised for 45 days.
 

A team led by Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, Opposition Leader Ramesh Chennithala, Revenue Minister E Chandrasekharan, DGP Loknath Behra and Chief Secretary Tom Jose is monitoring flood-affected areas in Kerala.