Chennai: Tamil Nadu will soon have a special law to control organized crime, similar to those in Maharashtra and Karnataka.
Nudged was repeatedly by Madras High Court, the state government told the court that had decided to trace the law, Tamil Nadu’s control over organized crime, in the next assembly session to control organized crime.
The law will be on the route (McOCA) Maharashtra control over organized crime law, 1999, and (KCOCA) control Karnataka for organized crime laws, 2000.
There are no legal problems & bookings if the gang on the Control’a division bench Led by Justice N Kirubakan (the retirement on August 19, 2021) recorded the submission and welcomed it.
“This court feels happy and appreciates the state government because it has prepared a draft bill to be presented before the Assembly.
If such actions are passed, the police will be able to deal with criminals effectively,” Bench said.
Through several orders covering more than three years, the bench continues to say that special laws will enable state police to handle and control organized criminals / maids effectively.
On November 30, 2018, the court heard the Habeas Corpus petition related to the preventive detention of someone involved in a clash between the gang of the rowdy wondering why Tamil Nadu did not produce an exclusive law to overcome organized crime.
“The existing case will show how active gangs / maid killers in Tamil Nadu, endangers the law and order and create panic in the minds of ordinary people in Tamil Nadu and in other parts of our country,” the court said.
Furthermore, added that clashes between two rowdy gangs had produced many murders and also affected the peace of the country.
Only if these gangs and paid killers are controlled, there will be no legal and order problems.
Does not create gangster political patronage such as it enjoys, the bench rises to comment: “In Tamil Nadu also, Goonda has closeness to the police, political leaders and communal leaders.
In fact, almost all political parties have it as office carriers and several MLA and parliament members with background Criminal rear.
The incident in Tamil Nadu, for the past 25 years, will strengthen the impression of this court that the gang that is more rowdy active and anti-social elements have been very vocal in the state.
This is evidenced by the fact that more cases are registered in Tamil Nadu By the National Investigation Agency and more terror activities were carried out in Tamil Nadu.
Tamil Nadu supports a list of states in which anti-terrorism agents have explored the Module of the Salafi Jihadi Terrorist Organization (IS).
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‘Special law immediately at organized crime in TN’
