Couple found dead

October 16, 2013 11:41 am | Updated 11:41 am IST - MADURAI:

A man and his wife were found dead in their house at Pandian Nagar in Gnanaolivupuram here on Tuesday. Police said Ramakrishnan, aged about 40 years, was working in a private printing press in the locality. He and his wife Tamilselvi alias Muthu did not have any children. They were suffering from cancer, a neighbour told the police. Unable to bear the pain caused by the disease, they may have ended their lives. Their bodies were sent to the Government Rajaji Hospital for post-mortem. The Karimedu police have registered a case.

Teacher arrested

A teacher at a Higher Secondary School in Vikramangalam, whose name was given as Murthy, was arrested by the Madurai district police on a sexual harassment charge on Tuesday. The Vikramangalam police said they conducted a probe on a complaint from a woman that her daughter was sexually harassed by the teacher. The complainant said the teacher, working on a temporary basis, took the girl to the laboratory on the pretext of clearing a doubt in a subject. Sensing trouble, the girl fled the place and told her parents about it.

Demonstration

Over 50 Makkal Nala Paniyalargal staged a demonstration in Melur near here on Tuesday, urging the State to help them overcome their sufferings by reinstating them in service.

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