Irular association urges TN government to revoke transfer of SP
The Hindu
Association leaders, in a letter, said that after S. Radhakrishnan assumed charge in July 2020, no cases were foisted on the community and relief had been provided in cases of atrocities
The Pazhangudi Irular Paathukappu Sangam (PIPS) has urged the State Government to revoke the transfer of former Superintendent of Police of Villupuram district S. Radhakrishnan. He has been transferred and posted as Commandant, Tamil Nadu Special Police V Battalion, Avadi, Chennai. In a letter, P. Ilangovan, president, Prof. Prabha Kalvimani and P.V. Ramesh, coordinators of PIPS urged the government to revoke the untimely transfer of Mr. Radhakrishnan. Terming it a premature transfer, Mr. Ilangovan said that the officer took charge only in July 2020.
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