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Sentenced to life imprisonment

CHENNAI: A Fast Track Court in Chengalpet sentenced M. Ramesh alias Ramesh Babu (39) of Adambakkam to life imprisonment on Tuesday for murdering a church employee on St. Thomas Mount here in 2006. According to the prosecution, Ramesh, who claimed to be an avatar of Kalki Bhagwan, had asked Jacob Fernando (60), a book-seller, to vacate the premises as the mount premises “belonged” to him. This led to a wordy duel and he stabbed Jacob, killing him on the spot.

First FTC Judge Rajagopal also imposed a fine of Rs.10,000.

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