Oommen Chandy, others acquitted in metro protest case
The Hindu
UDF leaders were charged with destruction of public property
UDF leaders, including former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, who took out a mass protest metro travel the next day of launching the service in Kochi, were acquitted by a trial court here on Tuesday. The allegation was that the UDF leaders and workers had entered the metro train en mass from Aluva station on June 20, 2017, and caused inconvenience to other passengers by shouting slogans. It was also alleged that the UDF workers had caused damage to public property during the protest travel. The order was passed by Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate K.V. Naina.More Related News