kerala nun rape case

Kottayam Superintendent of Police Harishankar and Vaikom Deputy SP Subash, who were the investigating officers in the Bishop Franco's rape case have been issued marching orders by the state government raising serious questions about possible attempts to sabotage the investigation. 

The Kerala Catholic Bishops’ Council spokesperson Varghese Vallikkat, a priest, said the decision to give the award to the cartoon was “highly provocative and objectionable”.

In the 2017 byelections, AAP nominee Major General (Retd) Suresh Khajuria, polled just 23,579 votes and forfeited his deposit

The sister's who stood up against Bishop Franco have been constantly under the scanner facing several predicaments

FCC had earlier issued a warning to Sister Lucy Kalapura for participating in a protest against the rape accused Bishop Franco

Bishop Agnelo has written a letter to the nuns stating that he was giving a directive to Regina Kadamthottu, Superior General of the Missionaries of Jesus congregation, not to issue any letters to the five nuns without his explicit permission.

The letter from the superior-general reportedly accused Sister Rose of not cooperating with her local convent head and her “revolutionary approach”. It further says the nun’s refusal to “fall in line” raises severe questions about her commitment to the vow of obedience.

Union Minister Smriti Irani accused the Kerala government of being blind to nuns’ ordeal

Four of the five nuns protesting against the Bishop were transferred to different locations by by Missionaries of Jesus

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