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CHENNAI: In a suspected case of caste killing, a 24-year-old man, Ramachandran, was hacked to death by his father-in-law near Nilakottai in Dindigul district on Sunday.Dindigul superintendent of police A Pradeep said Chandran, father of Ramachandran's wife Aarthi, has been arrested and police were investigating if others were involved. Aarthi said, "They have arrested only my father. My family came together and did this."The couple had married some three months ago in the face of opposition from
Chennai, Oct 17 (PTI) The Tamil Nadu government will take necessary steps to enact appropriate legislation to prevent honour killings in the state, Chief Minister M K Stalin said on Friday, and announced the constitution of a commission under retired high court judge K M Basha to recommend suitable measures on the matter. Expressing concern over such killings, he said the government would not remain a mute spectator. "Tamil Nadu will lead to bring a special law to prevent honour killings," Stalin said. The commission, comprising legal experts, progressive thinkers, and anthropologists, will ...Read More >
DINDIGUL: Two more people, including the mother-in-law and brother-in-law, were arrested on Thursday in connection with the suspected caste killing of a 25-year-old youth. Earlier, the father-in-law, K Chandran (49), was arrested on Sunday. The accused were identified as Anbuselvi (39) and Rivin (25). Police said that Chandran had murdered his son-in-law, S Ramachandran (25), on Sunday for marrying his daughter Aarthi (21) on Sunday. A case was registered at the Nilakottai Police Station, and Chandran surrendered on the same day. Meanwhile, as audio clips of Chandran, his wife Anbuselvi, and ...Read More >