Kerala teacher in MDMA case stabbed by partner near Vadakara police station

Keerthana K C, a teacher arrested for MDMA peddling, was stabbed by her partner near Vadakara police station. She had gone to the police station to fulfill a bail requirement and suffered serious injuries. Vineesh, her partner, allegedly attacked her with a knife soon after her arrival. He was taken into custody following the incident and is now at the police station.

Kozhikode: A teacher who was arrested in connection with an MDMA peddling case was allegedly stabbed by her partner near the Vadakara police station here on Saturday, police said.Also Watch: Keerthana K C, one of the three teachers arrested in the MDMA peddling case, had gone to the police station to comply with a bail condition requiring her to sign there twice a week, police said.According to police, her partner Vineesh allegedly attacked her with a knife near the entrance to the police station compound when she arrived there on Saturday morning as directed by the court.Chitkara University Protest: Students Raise Unverified Claims Of 2 Female Students’ Suicide, Police Vehicle Damaged As Authorities Deny Incident | Video Keerthana, who sustained serious injuries in the attack, was taken to Vadakara Taluk Hospital and later shifted to Kozhikode Medical College Hospital, officials said.Police took Vineesh into custody immediately after the attack and moved him inside the station.The Vadakara MDMA case involved three teachers—Keerthana, Kavya and Neeshma.Keerthana, a teacher at Perambra Block Resource Centre (BRC), was the second accused in the case.AIIMS Jodhpur Resident Doctors Launch Indefinite Strike After 31-Year-Old PG Doctor’s Suspected Suicide, Demand Work Reforms | Video The High Court granted bail to Keerthana last week.Kavya was granted bail on Friday but is yet to be released from Kozhikode Sub Jail. She is expected to be released after completing the necessary formalities on Saturday.The exact reason for the attack is not yet clear, police said.Vineesh had been living with Keerthana, but the two were not legally married, according to information available.Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), commonly known as ecstasy or molly, is a banned psychoactive drug. (Except for the headline, this article has not been edited by FPJ's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)