Thoothukudi firing: CoI submits interim report
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The Commission of Inquiry, led by retired High Court judge Aruna Jagadeesan that was constituted by the Tamil Nadu government to probe the police firing and killing of civilians protesting against Ste
The , led by retired High Court judge Aruna Jagadeesan that was constituted by the Tamil Nadu government to probe the , submitted its interim report to Chief Minister M.K. Stalin in the Secretariat in Chennai on Friday. Ms. Jagadeesan submitted the interim report to Mr. Stalin in the presence of Chief Secretary V. Irai Anbu. Soon after the incident on May 22, 2018, the then AIADMK government constituted the Commission of Inquiry under Ms. Jagadeesan. The terms of reference of the Commission of Inquiry were to inquire into the causes and circumstances leading to the opening of fire resulting in death and injuries to persons on May 22, 2018, in Thoothukudi arising out of law and order disturbances, including damage to public and private properties.
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