Executive Summary

On the night of 12 June 2021 — a dark night — Mr Boslal K (58 years old at the time; now 63, Cherthala) was involved in a serious road traffic accident near Cherthala Railway Station, on the corridor after Ottappunna Junction towards Cherthala Railway Station. CCTV reconstruction points to 19:33 (7:33 PM). Lakeshore discharge summary records the alleged RTA as “~8:20 PM”. He suffered a Grade 3 Diffuse Axonal Injury, multiple skull and rib fractures, and right brachial plexus nerve damage.

He was taken first to Cherthala Taluk Hospital, then referred to VPS Lakeshore Hospital, Kochi — months of critical hospital care in Neuro ICU (ventilator, surgery, tracheostomy). Readmitted the same day he was first discharged (29 June 2021) with fever and decreased response; second stay until 3 July 2021. MRI on 20 June 2021 confirms Grade 3 DAI and brachial plexus injury.

His son Vishnulal N.B. was sleeping at home and was informed by friends around 8:20 PM (~20:20) — not at the accident time. Police did not register an FIR. The only help from police was collecting CCTV visuals from Kumbalam Toll through a police officer. Vishnulal pursued toll records (TCMS), Camera 01 footage at 19:23 (7:23 PM), and vehicle tracing — identifying KL 68 A 7548. He holds all details and documents but states he has serious doubts about everything that happened that day — the times, the accounts, and the official response. Police later said the vehicle was allegedly not involved.

Kumbalam Toll · CCTV Visuals

• The only assistance from police, according to Vishnulal N.B., was help collecting CCTV visuals from Kumbalam Toll through a police officer on Thursday, 24 June 2021, at 10:59 AM
• The officer’s name is known to Vishnulal N.B. and will be disclosed under oath before the court — not published on this public page
• This toll CCTV is part of the evidence chain linking vehicles on the corridor before/around the accident window
• Beyond this, the family states there was no FIR, no full investigation, and no written closure
• Vishnulal N.B. confirms he has all details and documents in his possession and is prepared to submit them to any lawful inquiry

According to the family

• Did not register an FIR for a serious hit-and-run with Grade 3 brain injury
• Did not help trace the offending vehicle from the accident corridor
• Did not obtain toll plaza TCMS records themselves (family retrieved TXN 507375610)
• Did not collect or examine CCTV from Camera 01 or other locations beyond Kumbalam Toll assistance
• Did not formally trace KL68A7548 after the family submitted evidence
• Closed the matter informally by saying “insufficient evidence” and later “vehicle not involved” — without sharing a written investigation report

Private investigation by the son

• Personally pursued the case while his father fought for life in ICU
• Located and preserved CCTV footage — Camera 01, truck front view, plus Kumbalam Toll visuals (with police officer help)
• Retrieved toll plaza entry records — Transaction ID 507375610, vehicle KL68A7548, 12/06/2021 18:58–18:59
• Cross-matched timestamps, vehicle class, and route movement
• Identified suspect vehicle: Eicher KL 68 A 7548, red/yellow, “Vadakkan” branding
• Holds complete file: all details, documents, toll records, CCTV, and medical records in his possession

VPS Lakeshore Hospital, Kochi · Patient #0000500197

• Patient: Mr Boslal K, 58M at admission (2021); now 63 · S/O Karunakaran, Nivarthil House, CMC 34, Cherthala PO
• Admission: 12/06/2021 · Discharge: 29/06/2021 · Surgery: 13/06/2021
• Diagnosis: Severe Head Injury, Grade 3 DAI, Right Brachial Plexus Injury (Grade II–III), Multiple Rib & Facial Fractures
• History (Lakeshore record): Alleged RTA at ~8:20 PM near Cherthala — initially taken to Cherthala Taluk Hospital, then referred to Lakeshore for further management
• On arrival at Lakeshore: LOC+, GCS E1M5V1, bilateral periorbital edema, right limb paucity
• Prior care: Cherthala Taluk Hospital first — then referral to Lakeshore
• Procedures at Lakeshore: ICP monitor, ventilator, tracheostomy, brain surgery — 17 days inpatient; family describes months of critical hospital care and long recovery
• At discharge: Conscious but right upper limb weakness; walking only few steps

Discharge Summary · 29/06/2021 – 03/07/2021 · Patient #0000500197

• Re-admitted same day: Discharged 29/06/2021 after first admission, then readmitted 29/06/2021 with decreased response and fever
• Diagnosis: Lower Respiratory Tract Infection (LRTI) · K/C/O severe head injury on 12-06-2021
• On readmission: GCS E1M5V1 · paucity of right upper & lower limb movements · on RT feeds
• CT Brain (29-06-2021): Hemorrhagic contusion left temporal (reduced); chronic lacunar infarct; no new bleeding or herniation
• Sputum culture (30/06/2021): Klebsiella XDR, E.coli, candida — treated with IV antibiotics
• Discharged 03/07/2021 at request: GCS E4M6V5; conscious & oriented; right upper limb paucity+; home IV antibiotics for 7 days
• Consultations: Dr Jasim (diabetes) · Dr Haris (orbital wall fracture)

Radiology Reports · 20 June 2021 · Dr Sudish Karunakaran

• MRI Brain (clinical info: RTA) — hemorrhagic DAI Stage 3; non-hemorrhagic DAI; subacute subdural hematoma bilateral parieto-occipital; SAH bilateral occipital; subdural collection/hygroma up to 9.7 mm; left posterior temporal contusion (status quo vs CT 15/06/2021)
• MRI Brachial Plexus & Cervical Spine — right brachial plexus mild thickening & T2 hyperintensity at root/trunk/division · Seddon classification Grade II–III; no root avulsion; cervical spondylosis C3/C4 & C6/C7; right pleural effusion
• Patient: Boslal K, 58M (2021 MRI) · now 63 · Lakeshore Hospital ID 500197 · Patient #0000500197

Indo American Hospital, Vaikom · 14 Aug 2025

• Doctor: Dr Kurian Thomas, MD, DM (Neuro), TCMC Reg. 41912
• Findings: Encephalopathy, elevated serum ammonia, ultrasound suggests early chronic liver disease
• Referred to: Consultant Gastroenterologist for further evaluation

This document was submitted to court whenever Boslal K was summoned for appearance.

Physically Impossible to Appear

• Hospitalized 12–29 June 2021 at Lakeshore Neuro ICU, then re-admitted the same day (29/06/2021) until 03/07/2021 — months of critical care from the accident
• MRI 20/06/2021 confirms Grade 3 DAI and brachial plexus injury (Hospital ID 500197)
• GCS 7 on admission — deep unconsciousness / near coma
• On ventilator; underwent brain surgery and tracheostomy
• Grade 3 Diffuse Axonal Injury — one of the most severe brain injuries
• No court can legally expect personal appearance in this condition

Still Medically Unfit

• Encephalopathy (brain dysfunction) documented Aug 2025
• Chronic liver disease with elevated ammonia
• CCF_003449.pdf submitted each time court demanded appearance
• Gap: Referral letter does not explicitly state “unfit for court” — a formal certificate is recommended

• No police help — family says authorities did not investigate CCTV, toll records, or vehicle tracing
• Vehicle not identified at scene — only GD/accident register entry, not full FIR
• “Insufficient evidence” — stated while son later found toll + CCTV proof independently
• KL68A7548 rejected later — after Vishnulal submitted evidence police had not obtained themselves
• Treated as MV Act accident instead of criminal hit-and-run (IPC/BNS)
• Jurisdiction confusion — highway/toll corridor vs local police station

• Doubt about the whole day: Vishnulal N.B. does not trust that the full truth of 12 June 2021 was ever established — he has serious doubts about everything that happened that day, not only one detail
• Three clocks, no alignment: CCTV corridor reconstruction → 19:33; friends informed him → ~8:20 PM; Lakeshore hospital record → alleged RTA ~8:20 PM. Why do friends and the hospital match, but CCTV does not?
• ~8:20 PM from friends: Vishnulal was asleep at home; friends informed him around 8:20 PM. Was that the accident time they reported, the time they heard, or the time they called? No clear answer was ever given
• Dark night, 19:33: Limited visibility — yet police claimed “insufficient evidence” while not collecting CCTV or toll data themselves
• ~10 minutes: Camera 01 footage (19:23) is only minutes before the CCTV-derived accident time (19:33) — why was this not treated as a strong lead?
• Police inaction: No FIR — only Kumbalam Toll CCTV help via one officer; son built the rest of the file
• KL68A7548 rejected: After son submitted toll + CCTV proof, police said “not involved” with no written report shown to family
• Court demands: Father medically unfit (ICU 2021, encephalopathy 2025) yet appearances were still demanded
• Overall: Too many contradictions, too little accountability — the family does not trust that the truth was ever sought

1. RTI to concerned PS and SP — GD entries, accident register, KL68A7548 inquiry outcome (Jun 2021)
2. Complaint under 154(3) CrPC / 173(3) BNSS to SP/DCP if FIR still not registered
3. Magistrate application 156(3) with this evidence bundle
4. Court exemption application with Lakeshore summary + fresh “unfit for court” certificate
5. Preserve evidence — notarise WhatsApp media; certified toll/CCTV from NHAI/operator
6. Court affidavit — name the police officer who assisted at Kumbalam Toll on 24 June 2021, 10:59 AM (identity held for sworn court disclosure)
7. Ask Dr Kurian Thomas for explicit court-unfitness certificate citing 2021 DAI + 2025 encephalopathy

I, Vishnulal N.B., declare that the facts in this presentation are based on personal knowledge, family account, and documents in our possession. We are prepared to cooperate with any lawful investigation.

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