Chennai: Sasikala has urged the Tamil Nadu government to speed up an open inquiry and ensure that those involved in the student’s death should not get away with punishment.
In a statement issued by him today, he said: “The mysterious death of a class 12 student named Shrimati, who was studying in a private school near Chinnasalem, Kallakurichi district, is very painful. The situation suddenly turned violent yesterday when the student’s parents and fellow students were constantly fighting for justice for the student’s death. There is
In this, students have been caned. The guards were also attacked and injured. It has been six days since the incident. As the Tamil Nadu Police is lax and does not take immediate action, everyone’s suspicions are increasing day by day. Everyone is of the view that the Tamil Nadu government’s indifference is the reason why the protest, which was going on peacefully, turned violent yesterday.
Similarly, if the Tamil Nadu Police conducts an open investigation without any interference from politicians and powerful people, and whoever is involved in this case gets the appropriate punishment, it will be possible to give comfort to the parents of the surviving student and her fellow students at this time.
To point out one mistake, another should not be made. Violence does not solve anything. Therefore, I kindly request that justice should be upheld by fighting according to law in a peaceful manner. Also, I request the Government of Tamil Nadu to ensure that the education of the students is not affected.
Therefore, today’s rulers like Jayalalithaa should act quickly. I also request that the Tamil Nadu government conduct a transparent investigation and ensure that no one involved in the student’s death gets away with the punishment they deserve,” Sasikala said.