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Man gets life imprisonment for murder in TN
Man gets life imprisonment for murder in TN

Time of India

timea day ago

  • Time of India

Man gets life imprisonment for murder in TN

NAMAKKAL: A special court in Namakkal district on Thursday sentenced a 45-year-old man to life imprisonment for murdering a dalit man. Sessions judge for the special SC/ST court P Shanthi imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 on the convict, identified as K Saravanakumar of Maniyanoor village. Namakkal district superintendent of police S Vimala said Saravanakumar murdered Murugesan, 43, of the same village in 2022 over a dispute. "The Nallur police registered a case, arrested him and investigated," the SP said. She lauded the police for their efforts in bringing the murderer to justice.

Three get one-year jail for casteist abuse during temple festival in Tenkasi
Three get one-year jail for casteist abuse during temple festival in Tenkasi

New Indian Express

time25-04-2025

  • New Indian Express

Three get one-year jail for casteist abuse during temple festival in Tenkasi

TENKASI: The Principal District Court in Tenkasi sentenced three men belonging to the dominant castes to one year of imprisonment for verbally abusing two Schedule Caste (SC) residents. The convicts - K Saravanakumar, V Subramanian, and R Senthurpandi - used casteist slurs against the victims, Vivek Kumar and Kalidass, both from the SC community in Sangupuram village near Vasudevanallur, during the Kaliamman Temple's Vaikasi Visakam festival in 2015. According to the prosecution, the incident occurred when the two SC men offered prayers in front of the temple car as part of the ritual. The accused objected to their presence, hurled caste-based insults, and stated that individuals from their community had no right to stand before the chariot and worship the deity. Based on the complaint of a 'nattamai' of scheduled caste community, the Vasudevanallur police booked the trio under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. Additionally, the court imposed a fine of Rs 1,000 on each of them. Special Public Prosecutor S Marikutty appeared for the victims.

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