Madurai High Court | Tamil Nadu Government:
Chitrai festival was held in Madurai at the end of last month with great fanfare. With lakhs of devotees participating in this festival, more than 10,000 policemen were deployed throughout the city for security. However, the whole of Madurai saw an unusual scene of crime. More than 30 people were injured in clashes in different parts of the city.
In this case, Khan Mohammad, a driver from Madurai Odhakada area, went home on a two-wheeler after finishing work at night on April 22. At that time, some youths who came that way beat and injured him under the influence of ganja. The seriously injured Khan Mohammad was admitted to Government Rajaji Hospital where he was treated. Similarly, the youths went on a rampage and vandalized some shops in the area.
The CCTV footage of the attack created a sensation. In this regard, the Odhakada police registered 3 cases against the youth. Annamalai Ruling BJP state president shared the CCTV footage of the incident on his X website. DMK He had slammed the government. Following him, various political party leaders also condemned the attack.
The iCourt barrage of questions
In this case, a case was filed in the Madurai branch of the High Court seeking an order to take action against the persons who were involved in the ganja-intoxicated rampage in Madurai Othakadai area. While this case came up for hearing today, the Madurai branch of the High Court has raised a barrage of questions to the Tamil Nadu government regarding the ganja cases.
How many cases have been reported in Tamil Nadu regarding the sale and smuggling of ganja? In how many cases has the final report been filed in the court? The judges raised a series of questions. They also ordered to file a report on what action has been taken in the workshop case.
