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CBI probe has potential to change state's political dynamics
The Free Press Journal - Indore
|October 19, 2025
The Supreme Court's directive for a Central Bureau of Investigation inquiry into the Karur tragedy has raised questions that transcend the legal realm. Officially, the decision is framed as a step towards transparency and justice, with the investigation being overseen by a commission led by Justice Ajay Rastogi, a retired Supreme Court judge. However, in the politically charged atmosphere of Tamil Nadu, the move has ignited debates not just about accountability, but also about the underlying political currents that might shape the unfolding investigation.
The Karur tragedy, which has left many families grieving and a community in distress, initially seemed like an isolated incident demanding an impartial probe. However, the involvement of the CBI, a central agency with a history of politically sensitive investigations, has added a layer of complexity. Questions have emerged regarding whether this intervention will be free from political influence or if it is simply the latest in a series of politically motivated actions designed to either shield or target specific players in the state's volatile political environment.
This story is from the October 19, 2025 edition of The Free Press Journal - Indore.
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