US EditionCBI Re-Registers Karur Stampede Case that Killed 41 at Actor Vijay's Rally
The Supreme Court ordered the CBI to ensure an impartial investigation into the stampede that killed 41 people, with monthly progress reports to a monitoring committee.
- A special CBI team is investigating the stampede case, which killed 41 people during a rally organized by the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam on October 13, following a Supreme Court directive.
- The Supreme Court described the tragedy as one that has 'shaken the national conscience' and formed a committee to oversee the CBI's investigation.
- The court noted that the police force initially involved lacked credibility and public trust, affecting the investigation's perception of independence.
- Families of deceased victims and the injured are seeking justice amidst ongoing legal challenges related to the incident.
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Times of India
CBI takes over Karur stampede case
The CBI has taken over the investigation into the Karur stampede that killed 41 people during a political rally. The Supreme Court ordered the independent probe, citing the incident's gravity and the need to restore public faith in the justice system. A supervisory committee will monitor the CBI's impartial investigation.
The CBI has summoned Tevag General Secretary N. Anand and Joint General Secretary CTR Nirmal Kumar as it investigates the Karur stampede case. 41 people died in a stampede at Tevag leader Vijay's campaign rally in Karur on September 27. The incident shocked the entire country and the Supreme Court ordered a CBI inquiry into the incident. Accordingly, the CBI officials have registered a case and are investigating. While the CBI is continuing its …
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