Tamil Nadu CM C. Joseph Vijay met families of the Karur stampede victims, distributing government job appointment orders. He expressed emotion, calling the incident an 'unhealed wound' and promising prevention. A CBI probe is ongoing, while a court reviews the job grants.
Tamil Nadu CM C. Joseph Vijay met families of the Karur stampede victims, distributing government job appointment orders. He expressed emotion over their grief and vowed to prevent future tragedies, while a CBI probe is ongoing and a court reviews the job grants.
The Supreme Court questioned the DMK's plea to restrict Tamil Nadu CM's visits to Karur stampede victims' families, asking how it could regulate the executive head's movements. The DMK withdrew the plea.
The Supreme Court dismissed a DMK plea to stop Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay and minister Aadhav Arjuna from commenting on the Karur stampede. The court called the forum a "political platform" and questioned how it could regulate a CM's speech.
The Supreme Court will hear a plea alleging that accused in the Karur stampede case, now ministers in the Vijay-led government, are influencing witnesses. The plea seeks to bar ministers from making threatening statements regarding the ongoing CBI investigation.
