'Not Gandhiji, would kill more people': Kerala double murder convict shows no remorse in court
A convicted murderer in Kerala, Chenthamara, showed no remorse in court after being found guilty of a double murder in Palakkad. He defiantly told the judge he would kill again if necessary and accepted any punishment.
Why it matters
The case highlights issues regarding recidivism and the psychological state of violent offenders within the Indian judicial system.
PALAKKAD: Convicted murderer Chenthamara showed no remorse after being found guilty in the sensational Pothundi double murder case, telling a Kerala court on Monday that he had no objection to being hanged and would kill more people if necessary.The remarks came moments after the Palakkad additional sessions court convicted him in the case that had shocked Kerala.Before pronouncing the sentence, the judge gave Chenthamara an opportunity to make a statement. Instead of expressing regret, he delivered a defiant response, saying, "Hang me if you want. I don't mind. If necessary, I would eliminate more people.
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