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Madras HC orders CB-CID probe into Sangamviduthi village water tank incident
Updated On: 16 May, 2024 08:14 AM IST | Chennai | ANI
The division bench of Justices P Velmurugan and K Rajasekar ordered the CB-CID probe and posted the matter on June 5
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The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Wednesday ordered a CB-CID (Crime Branch-Crime Investigation Department) probe into the Sangamviduthi village water tank incident. The court was hearing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that cited a complaint of mixing cow dung in an overhead tank in Sangamviduthi village in Pudukkottai district in Tamil Nadu. The division bench of Justices P Velmurugan and K Rajasekar ordered the CB-CID probe and posted the matter on June 5.
Shanmugam of Pudukottai filed a Public Interest Litigation in court, stating, "There was a complaint that cow dung was mixed in an overhead tank in Sangamviduthi village on April 25. Many people who drank this water became ill. The case does not appear to have been properly investigated. In Pudukkottai, the two-tumbler system is still practiced. Scheduled caste people were not allowed to drink from the same tumblers used by those from the intermediate castes. SC people were asked to sit in separate places and they were also not allowed to use common ponds and community halls."
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