Parole for Periye twin murder convicts: Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala seeks report
Chennithala directs Additional Chief Secretary (Home) to look into the issue and submit a report. All aspects surrounding the decision to allow parole should be examined, according to the Minister’s direction
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