Kerala: Jisha murder accused in police custody for sexual activity with goat

Police said that Ameerul had confessed during questioning that he had engaged in sexual activities with animals.

Update: 2016-07-15 13:30 GMT
Ameerul Islam, the prime accused in Jisha murder case, is being brought to various places in Perumbavur as part of recording evidence on Tuesday. (Photo: DC)

Kochi: The prime accused in the murder of a 30-year-old Dalit woman at Perumbavoor was sent to police custody on Friday by a court in connection with another case for allegedly engaging in sexual activities with a goat.

The Judicial Magistrate Court in Perumbavoor sent Ameerul Islam to police custody till 4.30 pm tomorrow in connection with the case, police said. His custody was sought by police in Kuruppampady in Perumbavoor.

According to police, Ameerul, a migrant worker from Assam, had confessed during questioning that he had engaged in sexual activities with animals near the lodge where he used to stay in Kuruppapady police station limits.

Based on his confessional statement, local police conducted an investigation in the area and a goat was found with injuries in its private parts.

Ameerul was booked by police under various sections, including unnatural offence and cruelty against animals after the animal's owner lodged a complaint against him.

The incident occurred in February. Ameerul was arrested last month for the rape and brutal murder of the Dalit woman who hailed from a poor family on April 28.

He was arrested on the charge of killing the law student, 50 days after the incident that had become a major issue in the Kerala Assembly elections in May.

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