The Chief Judicial Magistrate courtroom, Thiruvananthapuram  has on Thursday granted a conditional  permission to the Crime Branch’s  plea  for conducting an extra probe into the 2015 Assembly ruckus case involving left leaders, together with state  General Education Minister V Sivankutty.

The Crime Branch wing of the Kerala Police requested the courtroom to grant them permission to conduct additional probe within the case, stating that it’s essential to report the statements of all of the MLAs who have been injured through the chaos within the Assembly.

The company additionally sought to remain the trial till additional investigation within the case  is performed. The Crime Branch made the transfer when the date of trial was to be mounted within the case wherein the cost sheet was filed.

Granting permission to conduct additional probes, the courtroom directed the Crime Branch to wrap up the investigation inside two months. The courtroom additionally directed the company to tell the courtroom in regards to the progress of the probe each three weeks.

The courtroom additionally accepted the plea of the Crime Branch to start the trial within the case solely after the follow-up probe is accomplished.

Apart from Sivankutty, left leaders E P Jayarajan, Okay T Jaleel, Okay Ajith, Okay Kunhammad, and C Okay Sadasivan are the opposite accused within the case.

The case pertains to the destruction of Assembly properties whereas protesting the presentation of the finances by then Finance Minister Okay M Mani in 2015ad