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Breaking News | Kerala Mishap: Murder Charges Invoked On Boat Owner After Tragedy Claimed 22 Lives

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May 9, 2023

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Breaking News: In the most recent development, murder charges have been levelled against the owner of the boat that sank in the Tanur area of Malappuram, Kerala. On Sunday night, at least 22 of the 40 passengers drowned to death. The Indian Penal Code's Section 302 has been utilised to charge P Nasar, the alleged boat owner. According to the reports, the Kerala High Court also chastised the State government for failing to punish the personnel in charge of the unfortunate boat events severely. The Kerala Maritime Board had already issued a notice to the boat owner, thus a complaint was quickly filed against him following the incident. Keep an eye on Mirror Now for the recent developments.

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