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Court charges four men with murder of elderly in Kuala Ketil

Victim was found strangled with hands, legs tied at his home, report says

2:17 PM MYT

 

BALING – Four men were charged in the magistrates’ court today with the murder of an elderly man who was found strangled and with his hands and legs tied at his home in Kuala Ketil near here on October 1.

K. Tamilselvam, 25, C. Vickarran, 33, Sarim Omar, also 33, and S. Sureshkumar, 21, are accused of having murdered S. Kanan, 71, at his house in Lorong Bidara 4, Taman Desa Bidara, at about 3pm on that day. 

All of them nodded after the charge, under Section 302 of the Penal Code, was read out to them before sessions court judge Najwa Che Mat, who sat as the magistrate, but no plea was recorded as murder cases come under the jurisdiction of the high court. 

The court set December 14 for mention of the case pending receipt of the forensic and chemistry lab reports. 

Deputy public prosecutor Muhamad Ikmal Affandi Zulkifli appeared for the prosecution. The accused were unrepresented. – October 10, 2023

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