A Kerala man convicted of a double murder has displayed no remorse in court, stating he would kill more people and would not object to capital punishment. The convict, identified as Chenthamara, was found guilty of murdering Sudhakaran and his elderly mother in Palakkad in what has been described as a sensational double murder case.
During court proceedings following his conviction, Chenthamara made remarks indicating he harbored no regret for his actions and would be willing to commit additional murders. His statements suggest a defiant stance toward both his guilty verdict and potential sentencing, including the possibility of execution.
The case has drawn attention for both the nature of the crime and the convicted man's apparent lack of remorse. His conduct in court represents an unusual instance of a defendant openly expressing willingness to commit further violent acts rather than seeking leniency or expressing contrition following a murder conviction.
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