"I have no hope and trust in Kerala Police but will fight for my father's justice even if it costs my life" - Victim Jayabalakrishnan's daughter 💔 Another shocking allegation said by Victim's daughter that Jayabalakrishnan and his family had previously approached the police station to complain about damage to his eatery. His daughter and relatives have alleged that police personnel behaved improperly towards them and that her father was treated disrespectfully when he sought help. A citizen approaching a police station with a genuine complaint should be treated with dignity, regardless of financial status, occupation or social influence. The current case that stems from Jayabalakrishnan, a 55-year-old roadside eatery owner from was killed in a road accident at Cheranalloor in Kochi when a Mercedes-Benz allegedly driven by a 17-year-old boy, son of District Court Judge who crashed his vehicle. Now that the accused minor was released on station bail earlier is again granted bail from Juvenile Justice Board. The family's allegations about the earlier complaint now add another painful dimension to its demand for accountability. They want answers not only about the fatal crash but also about how their father was treated when he sought police assistance during his lifetime.

Another fatal luxury car crash that killed a scooterist in Kerala by a 17 year old, son of District Judge ⚠️ Victim's Niece was told, "Don't teach me law, you have no rights to question me" - Minor's father(additional district judge) "Don't overreact and get emotionally driven, he is just a 17 year old kid" - Kerala Police The accident occurred at around 2:20 AM to 3:00 AM at Cheranalloor in Kochi. A speeding luxury Mercedes-Benz car, registered under the name of the additional judge, rammed into a scooter from behind. The scooter rider, 55-year-old Jayabalakrishnan of Manjali, was killed. He was a local street vendor returning home after closing his wayside eatery (thattukada) near a temple in Chittoor. The 17-year-old minor, who does not possess a driving license, reportedly took the car out for a night drive. He was speeding at 100km/hr while the crash occured as per reports. The victim's niece JAYALAKSHMI claims that the accused was not shown to them at the police station and Kerala police insisted them to not get emotionally driven by this incident as if this isn't a big loss at all. The father of the 17 year old accused who is a district court judge spoke rudely at the police station asking them not to teach him law as per Jayalakshmi's claim. The central issue is the loss of a human life. Jayabalakrishnan's family has suffered an irreversible loss, and the circumstances surrounding his death must be investigated thoroughly. The victim and his family deserve justice, while the investigation and any subsequent legal proceedings must establish responsibility on the basis of evidence rather than influence, status or public speculation.