Chennai, September 28 (IANS) A single -member judicial commission of Justice Aruna Jagadisin (Rated) of Madras High Court to investigate the horrific stampede appointed by the Government of Tamil Nadu, in which 40 people died in a political rally in the agreement by actor and Tamilaga Weightry Kajgam (TVK).
The Commission will examine the potential laps in congestion measures, safety protocols and incident management, causing tragedy.
Officials said that the death toll included 27 residents of Karur district, while two victims came from Erode, Dindigul and Tiruppur, and one from Salem.
The disaster killed the small village of Emera, especially difficult to kill the people, including Priyadarshanini and her young daughter Tharanika, Chandru, Arukani and 10-year-old Prithvi.
Political leaders across the country expressed grief and solidarity with bereaved families.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, Governor RN Ravi and many opposition leaders expressed condolences.
Vijay himself expressed his grief over the incident, described his heart as a “intense heaviness” and announced compensation for the injured and injured.
The Tamil Nadu government quickly went to establish accountability.
The investigation will be reviewed by Justice Jagadisin (RTD) as to how thousands were allowed to gather in crowded places and whether the mob security system was sufficient.
Officials indicated that the panel would also analyze long hours of waiting in harsh conditions that triggers allegedly nervous and uncontrolled movement.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Stalin has canceled all his public busyness, which includes the inauguration of Thyagaraya Nagar flyover and a set of Ramanathapuram, monitoring relief efforts and coordinating support for the families of the victims.
Meanwhile, the police increased security around Vijay’s residence in Neelkarai, Chennai, raised barricades and deployed additional personnel to control the growing media and public attendance.
Stampede – One of the most deadly crowd disasters in Tamil Nadu in recent years – has raised immediate questions about political incident safety and accountability. As the families began the funeral in sorrow and shock, the investigation led by Justice Jagadisin (Rated) expects how one night meant to demonstrate political strength on a night to turn into an unimaginable tragedy.
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