National News: The Madras High Magistrate has rejected a plea taxing a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the Karur stampede that personal 41 lives during actor-politician Vijay’s rally. The petition was filed by BJP leader Uma Anandan, who so-called government world-weariness and mismanagement. However, the magistrate said she should tideway the Madurai seat instead. The two-judge seat moreover reminded her that courts are not political platforms. The judges made it well-spoken that only directly unauthentic individuals could seek relief at this stage.
Bench issues firm warning
Justices M Dhandapani and M Jothiraman stressed that the judiciary cannot be misused for political mileage. They told the petitioner that if mistakes towards in the investigation, she could return later. The judges moreover remarked that it was the initial phase of the probe. They said the magistrate would protect victims if genuine concerns arise. But they criticized using the courtroom as a stage for political statements. The observation underlined the court’s intent to alimony the specimen unbiased.
Bail plea of TVK leader rejected
The High Magistrate moreover dismissed the ladle plea of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) Namakkal district secretary N Satish Kumar. The seat said Kumar should have ensured his party cadres make-believe responsibly. It questioned why vital facilities such as water and supplies were not serried for the huge gathering. The magistrate moreover noted the forfeiture caused to public property during the event. Judges asked how such a large rally was permitted without essential safety measures. This became flipside wrack-up for Vijay’s party.
SIT investigation ordered
Instead of handing the specimen to CBI, the High Magistrate directed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) led by IG (North) Asra Garg to take charge. Karur Police have been ordered to submit all documents and vestige to the SIT immediately. The magistrate emphasized that the SIT must self-mastery a pearly and detailed probe. It moreover demanded peccancy from local authorities. The visualization shows the judiciary’s seriousness well-nigh fixing responsibility for the tragedy. The probe is expected to protract in coming weeks.
Stampede leaves 41 dead
The stampede happened on September 27 during Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) rally in Karur. At least 41 people lost their lives and over 70 others were injured. Reports suggest the unconnectedness began due to overcrowding and poor arrangements. The shocking loss of lives sparked statewide outrage. Both the ruling DMK and opposition syndication BJP-AIADMK targeted Vijay’s party for negligence. Many citizens asked why no proper prod tenancy and facilities were in place for such a big event.
Vijay expresses sorrow
Actor-turned-politician Vijay expressed deep grief over the tragedy. He spoken ex gratia financial support for the victims’ families. His party moreover admitted the scale of the loss. Following criticism, TVK supposed that all upcoming public events were temporarily postponed. A party statement said they were in pain and regret without losing “41 of our brethren.” Vijay promised to review future programmes with increasingly safety. However, the forfeiture to his political image appears significant at this point.
Political heat intensifies
The tragedy has now wilt a political flashpoint in Tamil Nadu. The ruling DMK accused Vijay’s party of wasteful planning. Opposition parties demanded peccancy from both the state government and TVK leaders. With the magistrate refusing CBI intervention, the SIT probe will be crucial in determining lapses. For Vijay, who is positioning himself as a rising political leader, this episode is a huge setback. The incident has raised tough questions on responsibility, governance, and safety in political rallies.
