The judgment in the Sankaraman murder case will be decided on November 27th. Sankaraman was murdered and now the khan hi seers are being accused of giving out false information in court. The giving of false info in court is illegal and they will also be investigated. So far as many as 187 witnesses have been interviewed and nobody knows what story to believe. With the extreme corruption found in India this trial is becoming harder and harder to solve by the day. We may never know what truly happened in this murder case. When asked to listen to tape recordings that provided evidence the the Sharma needed. But when one of the accused killers, Kardiravan, moved it became harder to solve the case. To make things worse Kardiravan died soon after moving. This case just takes wrong turn after wrong turn. We may never know what happens in this case.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Judgment-in-Sankararaman-murder-case-on-November-27/articleshow/25638097.cms
Though there are no questions to respond to, I feel I must make clear that this problem isn't isolated in India. There are many instances of corrupt politicians and individuals in the justice system barring fair treatment and the executing of such justice. These corrupt individuals are solely concerned with their own ideals and income, and anything they can do to put their own desires over what's morally correct, they will do. More recently, rules and regulations have been put in place to combat this corruption, but these methods have not been effective as long term social justice measures. There is no real enforcement of these laws - and these perpetrators have been getting away with it for so long that it is almost impossible to stop them. Specifically relating to this murder, the untimely circumstances of all these events that stop justice being served are most likely more than coincidence, as you and the article suggest. These corrupt individuals are taking it too far and truly have no heart.
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