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Tamil Nadu Cop, Accused In Father-Son Custodial Deaths, Dies Of COVID-19
A policeman in Tamil Nadu, accused in the custodial deaths of a father and son in Tuticorin district in June, died of COVID-19 on Monday.
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5 More Cops Arrested In Tuticorin Custodial Deaths Case
Five more police personnel, including a Sub-Inspector, were arrested in the Tuticorin custodial deaths case on Wednesday.
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Eyewitness Cop In Tuticorin Custody Death Case Gets Protection, Paid Leave
The Madurai bench of the Madras High Court today ordered the police to give a paid leave to the female police officer who is an eyewitness in the Tuticorin custodial father-son death case.
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4 Cops Arrested For Murder In Tamil Nadu Father-Son Death Case
Four Tamil Nadu policemen have been arrested in the custodial deaths of two men in the town of Tuticorin - a father and son allegedly tortured by cops after keeping their shop open 15 minutes longer than allowed amid the coronavirus lockdown.
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Action Against Tuticorin Police Chief Days After Father-Son's Custodial Death
The Superintendent of Police of Tuticorin, where a father-son duo died after being allegedly thrashed by the police last week, was on Tuesday transferred out of the district and placed under "compulsory wait" by the Tamil Nadu government.
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Kamal Haasan Demands Murder Charges Over Tamil Nadu Police Custody Deaths
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan has demanded Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami file murder charges against those accused in the custodial deaths of two men in the town of Tuticorin
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CBI Probe Won't Ensure Speedy Justice: Activists On Tamil Nadu Deaths
Tamil Nadu's decision to ask the CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) to probe the deaths of a man and his son in Tuticorin in police custody amid allegations of brutality won't ensure speedy justice, activists have said.
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Beating Unlawful, Foul Language Not Allowed: Chennai Top Cop On Arrest Procedures
Guidelines laid down for police on handling arrests or accused persons include not even using foul language against them, while beating them up was "unlawful," Chennai Police chief AK Viswanathan said on Sunday.
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"Aggrieved": Rahul Gandhi Says "Regret Police Action" In Tamil Nadu
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday expressed grief and regret over the death of Jayaraj and his son Fennix in Tuticorin after allegedly being thrashed by the police and demanded justice for them.
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"Chief Minister Prime Accused": Kamal Haasan On Tamil Nadu Police Torture Row
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan lashed out at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami and his government, labelling them "prime accused" in the controversial deaths of two men allegedly tortured by police before being sent to jail
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"Twin Murder": Anger In Tamil Nadu After Man, Son Die In Police Custody
The death in police custody of a father and son arrested last Friday for keeping their mobile phone shop in Tuticorin open beyond permitted hours has led to anger across Tamil Nadu. Shops in the state will be shut tomorrow in protest against what the family of father-son pair alleges was police brutality in jail.
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Tamil Nadu Cop, Accused In Father-Son Custodial Deaths, Dies Of COVID-19
A policeman in Tamil Nadu, accused in the custodial deaths of a father and son in Tuticorin district in June, died of COVID-19 on Monday.
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5 More Cops Arrested In Tuticorin Custodial Deaths Case
Five more police personnel, including a Sub-Inspector, were arrested in the Tuticorin custodial deaths case on Wednesday.
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Eyewitness Cop In Tuticorin Custody Death Case Gets Protection, Paid Leave
The Madurai bench of the Madras High Court today ordered the police to give a paid leave to the female police officer who is an eyewitness in the Tuticorin custodial father-son death case.
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4 Cops Arrested For Murder In Tamil Nadu Father-Son Death Case
Four Tamil Nadu policemen have been arrested in the custodial deaths of two men in the town of Tuticorin - a father and son allegedly tortured by cops after keeping their shop open 15 minutes longer than allowed amid the coronavirus lockdown.
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Action Against Tuticorin Police Chief Days After Father-Son's Custodial Death
The Superintendent of Police of Tuticorin, where a father-son duo died after being allegedly thrashed by the police last week, was on Tuesday transferred out of the district and placed under "compulsory wait" by the Tamil Nadu government.
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Kamal Haasan Demands Murder Charges Over Tamil Nadu Police Custody Deaths
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan has demanded Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami file murder charges against those accused in the custodial deaths of two men in the town of Tuticorin
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CBI Probe Won't Ensure Speedy Justice: Activists On Tamil Nadu Deaths
Tamil Nadu's decision to ask the CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) to probe the deaths of a man and his son in Tuticorin in police custody amid allegations of brutality won't ensure speedy justice, activists have said.
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Beating Unlawful, Foul Language Not Allowed: Chennai Top Cop On Arrest Procedures
Guidelines laid down for police on handling arrests or accused persons include not even using foul language against them, while beating them up was "unlawful," Chennai Police chief AK Viswanathan said on Sunday.
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"Aggrieved": Rahul Gandhi Says "Regret Police Action" In Tamil Nadu
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday expressed grief and regret over the death of Jayaraj and his son Fennix in Tuticorin after allegedly being thrashed by the police and demanded justice for them.
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"Chief Minister Prime Accused": Kamal Haasan On Tamil Nadu Police Torture Row
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan lashed out at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami and his government, labelling them "prime accused" in the controversial deaths of two men allegedly tortured by police before being sent to jail
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"Twin Murder": Anger In Tamil Nadu After Man, Son Die In Police Custody
The death in police custody of a father and son arrested last Friday for keeping their mobile phone shop in Tuticorin open beyond permitted hours has led to anger across Tamil Nadu. Shops in the state will be shut tomorrow in protest against what the family of father-son pair alleges was police brutality in jail.
