Chennai, March 29 (Ians) The Madras High Court has appointed a single-member judicial commission of retired Justice M. Satyanarayanan to probe the presence of human excreta in an overhead water tank supplying water to the Dalit colony in Vengavayil in Pudukottai district.
The court directed the commission to visit the Vengavayil Dalit hamlet and submit a report within two months. A division bench of Acting Chief Justice T. Raja and Justice Bharathi Chakravarthi constituted the single-member commission.
The order follows a public interest litigation (Pil) filed by a person, Rajkamal from Veppampattu in Tiruvallur district. He had filed the Pil seeking a Cbi probe into the matter. The petitioner said that even after 70 years of Independence, untouchability exists in the country and added that social justice which was offered in the Constitution was also a long dream for the Sc/St communities in the country.
He said that the Sc/St...
The court directed the commission to visit the Vengavayil Dalit hamlet and submit a report within two months. A division bench of Acting Chief Justice T. Raja and Justice Bharathi Chakravarthi constituted the single-member commission.
The order follows a public interest litigation (Pil) filed by a person, Rajkamal from Veppampattu in Tiruvallur district. He had filed the Pil seeking a Cbi probe into the matter. The petitioner said that even after 70 years of Independence, untouchability exists in the country and added that social justice which was offered in the Constitution was also a long dream for the Sc/St communities in the country.
He said that the Sc/St...
- 3/29/2023
- by News Bureau
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