Tamil Nadu Custodial Death: Vijay demanded a sit-in investigation, Ajit Kumar beat with plastic pipes and iron rods- what we all need to know. Bharat News
New Delhi: The death of Ajit Kumar, the guard of the temple, who allegedly died in police custody in Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu, has expressed concern across the city. Ajit Kumar’s relatives working as a security guard at the Madapuram Kalliaman Temple in Tirupuvanam have alleged that the 28 -year -old man died after beating and torture during interrogation by the police.,The District Superintendent said that Ajit Kumar was initially detained for questioning about theft at Madapuram Kalamman Temple.
What do we know here:
Vijay demanded to sit Test
The actor demanded Kumar for a special investigation team in the Custodial Death case of Kumar. In a post on X, he said that Ajit Kumar Custodial Death case has raised many questions in the public’s mind and clearly highlighted that Tamil Nadu Police Department, to the extent of being operated under the direct supervision of MK Stalin, works in a cruel, completely inhuman, and unknown manner.“It is widely known that the Tamil Nadu government initially tried to protect the culprits. After the pressure of various political parties including Tamilga Vatri Kajham, and the intervention of the Madurai bench of the High Court, the police department initiated action.” “This is the current status of various custodial death cases during this rule? Has this government ensure that in these cases, murder charges have been filed against all those accused and given justice to the victims? In a situation where the Judges of the Madurai bench of the Hire Court have noticed that 24 people have died.” He said. “He recalled the case of sexual harassment of the student of Anna University and said that because a special investigation team was formed under the direct supervision of the High Court, an inquiry was conducted, and a fast decision was given, and therefore it would be in the case too. “I fully warns that in the 2026 assembly elections, people will gift the chaotic regime under the leadership of Shri MK Stalin, which persecutes common citizens through misuse of power, a necklace is so unprecedented that DMK could not imagine it in the history of Tamil Nadu,” he said.
Tamil Nadu government called SP Ashish Rawat on ‘compulsory waiting’ transferred to CB-CID
The Tamil Nadu administration has removed Shivganga District Superintendent of Police, Ashish Rawat from his post and placed it on a “compulsory waiting” in the DGP office in Chennai.The action follows the death of Ajit Kumar’s alleged custody, who worked as a temple security guard in Sivagangai district of Tamil Nadu.The officials have entrusted additional responsibility as Superintendent of Police for Ramanathapuram SP, G. Chandesh, Shivgangai district.The investigation of the Custodial Death case in Shivganga district has been handed over to CB-CID (Crime Branch, Crime Investigation Department) for further investigation.
‘Ajit Kumar was beaten with plastic pipes and iron rods,’ lawyers offer proofs
Madurai Peeth of Madras High Court called to investigate a Soo Motu case about the death of suspected custody of temple security guard Ajit Kumar in Sivagangai district of Tamil Nadu.In the proceedings, Advocate Henry Tiphgane while presenting photographic evidence suggested that Ajit Kumar was subjected to attacking with plastic pipes and iron rods. The court saw the video footage while assaulting the police personnel with Ajit Kumar.A previous petition filed by Advocate Marish Kumar in this case remains under consideration.Additionally, Advocate Henry Tiphen has submitted a petition requesting to join as a petitioner, which is also under consideration.During the proceedings, the court questioned the failure of police officers to register a case despite receiving a complaint of jewelery theft.
Five police personnel arrested in custody
Following the death of Ajit Kumar’s alleged custody, the state government has confirmed the arrest of five police officers.“In connection with the death of Ajit Kumar’s alleged custody, who died on June 28 during an investigation in Shivganga district, six police personnel were immediately suspended from duty on the same day. Based on the findings of the post -mortem, the case has now been converted into a criminal case, and five police personnel have been arrested in the case. (BNSS) Act 196 (2) (A) has been forwarded for judicial inquiry.
