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Violence During Sanitary Staff Protest: Court Stays Formation of Probe Panel

The New Indian Express Chennai

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September 10, 2025

A division bench of the Madras High Court on Tuesday ordered an interim stay on the order constituting a one-man commission headed by retired judge V. Parthiban to inquire into allegations of police torture against lawyers and law students during the arrest of sanitary workers of the Greater Chennai Corporation on August 14.

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Violence During Sanitary Staff Protest: Court Stays Formation of Probe Panel

The bench, consisting of Justices J. Nisha Banu and S. Sounthar, passed the orders after hearing a miscellaneous petition filed by Joint Commissioner of Police Bandi Gangadhar, challenging the earlier interim order. The petition, filed through Additional Advocate General J. Ravindran, stated that the interim order to form the commission was passed without giving the police an opportunity to respond to the allegations raised by advocate Aarthy and law student Valarmathi.

The New Indian Express Chennai

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