Land cheating case: CB-CID searches seven locations in Namakkal
Palanisamy of Thirunagar in Namakkal was a partner in a poultry feed manufacturing company. He died by suicide at his residence on Jan 31, 2024 at the age of 71. He left behind a four-page suicide note in which he alleged that for people, including advocate Ayyavu, were responsible for his death.
He mentioned that he had sold land worth Rs 85 lakh to Ayyavu and three others but he had not been paid for the same. In his suicide note, he requested that the land documents be retrieved and handed over to his wife after his death.
Palanisamy's wife, Vasantha, filed an appeal in the
Madras high court
. As directed by the CB-CID, the case was transferred to the CB-CID.
Investigators from the Salem CB-CID, including deputy superintendent S Vinoth, and the Namakkal CB-CID police searched in seven locations belonging to four people on Monday.
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