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By Express News Service - SIVAGANGA
17th November 2012 11:20 AM
CB-CID sleuths commenced their investigation into the murder of AIADMK functionary M G Kadiresan, his son and driver by unidentified gang, here on Friday.
CB-CID Deputy Inspector General of Police C Sridhar, along with the other senior police officials, inspected the incident spot and collected documents related to the case from the local police.
“We have commenced the investigation on Friday itself,” Sridhar, the DIG, CB-CID told Express.
Meanwhile, CPI MLA S Gunasekaran, who has been booked in the case with 31 others, told reporters that he would extend cooperation with the police to arrest the culprits.
AIADMK district student’s wing secretary M G Kadiresan (45), his son Prasana (12), daughter Nikila (7) and the car driver Bhoominathan were attacked by a gang while they were returning to Sivaganga after visiting their native village on Wednesday night. While Kadiresan, his son and driver were killed on the spot, Nikila, who sustained grievous injuries, was admitted to a private hospital.
Based on a complaint from Kadiresan’s brother Ganesh, Sivaganga police registered cases against 32 people, including Sivaganga CPI MLA S Gunasekaran. Though Ganesh, in his complaint, alleged that Gunasekaran might have instigated the murder, the latter denied his charge.
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This murder deserves serious condemnation for the brutal murder of 12 year old innoncent boy. By virtue of being a son of youth wing secretary, the gruesome killing of little boy shows that the accused involved in this murder need to be eliminated mericilessly. Police as an law enforcing agency should deal crimes such as this with iron fist and the Chief Minister should issues shooting and encounter orders to the police. The recent killing of SI of Police Mr.Alwin has already demoralized the police force. If this killing and murder spree goes unchecked, people will loose faith in the government. Police should be given free hand to deal with rowdy elements in this state. when a gang murders a little boy, where do human right acitivists have gone? Why are they keeping mum? Let the court take this a suo motto case and order the state machinery to bring culprits into books. All those involved in murder cases should be eliminated through encounters.
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