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The family of the Batumalai brothers who were hanged in March while a clemency petition was pending, has demanded an explanation from the government.
N Surendran, the lawyer representing the family, raised the question of the possibility of a breach of law in the execution of Rames, 45, and Suthar, 40, who were both convicted of committing murder.
N Surendran, the lawyer representing the family, raised the question of the possibility of a breach of law in the execution of Rames, 45, and Suthar, 40, who were both convicted of committing murder.
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