Vadakara MDMA Case: Arrested Teacher Allegedly Stabbed By Partner Near Police Station While Reporting Under Bail Conditions
Kozhikode: A teacher who was arrested in connection with an MDMA peddling case was allegedly stabbed by her partner near the Vadakara police station here on Saturday, police said. Also Watch: Keerthana K C, one of the three teachers arrested in the MDMA peddling case, had gone to the police station to comply with a bail condition requiring her to sign there twice a week, police said. According to…
A teacher arrested in an MDMA peddling case was allegedly stabbed by her partner near the Vadakara police station, police announced on Saturday. Keerthana, one of three teachers arrested, had gone to the police station to fulfill a court-ordered bail condition of signing there twice weekly. Her partner, Vineesh, allegedly attacked her with a knife upon her arrival, according to police.
Keerthana, a teacher at Perambra Block Resource Centre, sustained serious injuries and was taken to Vadakara Taluk Hospital before being moved to Kozhikode Medical College Hospital. Vineesh was immediately taken into custody following the incident. Keerthana was granted bail by the High Court last week, while Kavya and Neeshma, the other two teachers arrested, are still awaiting their bail hearings.
The exact cause of the attack remains unclear, with police noting that Vineesh and Keerthana were not legally married. MDMA, also known as ecstasy or molly, is a prohibited psychoactive drug.
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