On Thursday night Coastal police registered a murder case against the armed guards of an Italian ship for allegedly killing two Keralite fishermen in firing incident.
coastal police at Neendakara said, As the case was registered for murder based on evidence of bullet injuries found on the bodies of the dead fishermen during post mortem.
Police also said that there is not any particular person has been named in the case, registered by a Circle Inspector at Neendakara.
Earlier, Home Secretary RK Singh had said in Delhi that the case would be registered against the people who is responsible for the shooting and they would have to face law of the country.
Yesterday, two fishermen in a boat including its driver were shot dead when guards onboard the merchant vessel 'Enrica Lexie' fired at their boat carrying 11 fishermen off Kollam coast, suspecting the group to be a band of pirates.
Two fishermen identified as Jalastin and Binki, had set off from Neendakara fishing harbour a couple of days back.
coastal police at Neendakara said, As the case was registered for murder based on evidence of bullet injuries found on the bodies of the dead fishermen during post mortem.
Police also said that there is not any particular person has been named in the case, registered by a Circle Inspector at Neendakara.
Earlier, Home Secretary RK Singh had said in Delhi that the case would be registered against the people who is responsible for the shooting and they would have to face law of the country.
Yesterday, two fishermen in a boat including its driver were shot dead when guards onboard the merchant vessel 'Enrica Lexie' fired at their boat carrying 11 fishermen off Kollam coast, suspecting the group to be a band of pirates.
Two fishermen identified as Jalastin and Binki, had set off from Neendakara fishing harbour a couple of days back.
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