Former DGP booked for revealing rape victim's identity
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Thiruvananthapuram: Two days after the Kerala High Court ordered the filing of an FIR against c, a case was registered by a local police station in the state capital.
Now 72, Mathews, who took voluntary retirement from service in 2011, was later appointed the chief information officer. While in service, he led the probe teams in quite a few cases that hit the headlines including the now infamous ISRO Spy case, the Kalluvathukal Liquor tragedy which left 33 dead in 2000 and a few others.
The petitioner in the case who approached the High Court seeking the registering of an FIR is retired Deputy SP of Police K. K. Joshua who was a former junior colleague of Mathew and both of them were part of the then Kerala Police probe team that probed the now infamous ISRO Spy case.
Joshua had earlier registered a complaint with a local police station in the state capital and the district police chief. As he did not get a "favourable" response, the petitioner then approached the High Court which asked the concerned authorities to consider the complaint.
The court after hearing all the sides directed the police to register an FIR and conduct a thorough investigation in compliance with the Lalitha Kumari judgment.
Source: IANS
