Two Ex-Soldiers Arrested After 19 Years for Kerala Triple Murder

The men are accused of killing a woman and her newborn twins in 2006 over a paternity dispute and evading capture for nearly two decades.

The 2006 murders of 24-year-old Ranjini and her 17-day-old twin daughters in Kerala were linked to a paternity dispute involving ex-soldier Dibil Kumar B.
Kumar, fearing a court-ordered paternity test, allegedly conspired with fellow soldier Rajesh P to carry out the killings.
The two men deserted the Army shortly after the crime and lived under fake identities in Puducherry, where they married and started families.
The case was handed over to the CBI in 2010, but the suspects evaded capture until a recent tip-off led to their arrests by the CBI's Chennai unit.
The accused were presented in court and remanded in custody, with further investigation ongoing into one of Kerala's most chilling murder cases.