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Home / India / Tvk Approaches High Court Seeking Cbi Probe Into Tamil Nadu Stampede Deaths

TVK approaches high court seeking CBI probe into Tamil Nadu stampede deaths

Have been asked to file a petition before the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court
PTI
Chennai, Updated At : 04:21 PM Sep 28, 2025 IST
Police personnel and others at the Government Hospital, Karur, whre the injured have been admitted, Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025. PTI

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Actor-politician Vijay-led TVK on Sunday made a mention before Justice M Dhandapani of the Madras High Court to order a CBI or Special Investigation Team probe into the tragic death of 40 people during a stampede at a rally held by the party on September 27 in Karur.

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A group of advocates led by TVK's advocates' wing president S Arivazhagan went to the residence of Justice M Dhandapani on Greenways road here and made a mention.

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In the alternative, they requested the court to initiate suo motu proceedings into the incident.

According to TVK party functionary Nirmal Kumar, the judge asked the advocates to file a petition before the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court and it will be taken up for hearing on Monday at 2.15 pm.

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