Chennai: Head of Minister of Tamil Nadu M St Stalin on Monday said the state government would form a new police commission to get to know the demands and needs of the police.
In humanitarian land, the government will release 700 inmates of life, which has served the old sentence, on September 15, a newspaper commemoration of former Minister of C n An Annadurai.
“The police commission will be resumed to recommend a way to strengthen the relationship between the police and the public, the required scheme and a new training program for police personnel,” said Minister of Chief, responded to the request of a grant for the Department of the house.
Madras High Court recently ordered the government to rearrange the commission founded by the AIDMK regime in 2019, led by retired Bureaucrat Sheela Priya, with a retired High Court Judge as Head and Social Workers, Social Representatives, Retirees and Serve Police Officials and Social Workers Civil servants as members.
The court also suggested psychologists, psychiatrists and other experts from various fields as members.
Stalin thanked the opposition leader Edappadi K Palaniswami for stating that a new investigation could be done into the case of the murder of Heist Kodanad.
“I want to declare in assembly that the real cause, whoever they are, cannot escape,” CM said, aroused a hard fucker of the table in the treasury.
Palaniswami denied making any statements related to the court case and said that he only brought a notification of speakers about media reports about one of the accurators referring to his name during a new investigation.
The DMK government appointed a female officer in the rank of police supervisors to support rapid investigations into the case of pollachi sexual attacks to get justice for women and punishment for violators.
CBI is investigating this case.
“We have also notified the Justice of the Arumughaswamy committee to complete the probe to the former Chief Justice of the Jayalalithaa at the beginning,” Stalin said.
The government told the Commission established by the previous government to investigate the police to shoot anti-sterlite protesters to submit a final report in February next year.