The former bishop was released in the case of Kerala Nun Rape

Kottayam: A court session on Friday released Franco Mulakkal – Former Bishop Jalandhar Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church – Double-raping accusations several times in a monastery, aroused sharp reactions from various quarters.
Mulakkal, who looked relieved to cry and hugged his lawyer after the verdict.
“Only trees that arouse fruits.
I’m just proud of it.
Praise God,” he said.
Save our Sisters (SOS), this organization was formed to support the nun after they launched a protest in Kochi, Kerala, demanding prisoners of Bishop Franco Mulakkal, said the central committee decided to appeal in a higher court against court decisions on Friday.
“The verdict that released disappointing and unexpected Mulakkal bishops.
It was indeed surprising.
Only after getting a copy of the verdict, can we comment on the legal aspects of the assessment,” said Felix J Pulladan, Convenor of SOS.
He added that a complicated SOS meeting will be held on Saturday to discuss the front fight.
“The words of the nuns that are at the forefront of the protest they will strive for justice until their death is a strong message.
Their beliefs give trust to all those who work and pray for justice,” said Pulladan.
Sister Lucy Kalapas, who was at the forefront of protest against the bishop, said that the verdict was completely unexpected.
At the Facebook post, he said it was the day when the goddess of justice was killed in the courtroom.
“When someone, who is considered accused of the basis of circumstances and evidence, released by the court through one line, I express my regret to the sister who agreed to justice,” he said on Friday.
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He added that the verdict had increased the threat to people like him to live with dignity.
SR Lucy expressed hope that the government would appeal against the decisions in the High Court and added that the court would be at one stage to find it guilty.
He showed that in the murder case of Sr Abhaya, the defendant was found guilty after 28 years and asked other sisters and everyone who came out to support the nun to advance their struggle.