Kallakurichi hooch tragedy: Madras High Court transfers probe to CBI


PTI, Nov 20, 2024, 11:59 AM IST

Chennai: The Madras High Court on Wednesday transferred to CBI, the investigation into the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy, in which 67 people died after consuming illicit liquor.

A division bench comprising Justices D Krishnakumar and P B Balaji passed the order on the petition filed by AIADMK Legal Wing Secretary I S Inbadurai, K Balu, President Advocates Forum for Social Justice and another advocate, which sought a CBI probe into the hooch tragedy.

The bench directed the CBI to investigate all the three cases registered in this regard. The bench directed the CB-CID, Villupuram to hand over all the files relating to the cases to the CBI within 2 weeks. The state police shall extend their cooperation to the central agency, the bench added.

In his petition, Inbadurai sought a CBI probe into the sale of illicit arrack by the accused in Kallakurichi district on June 19, in which 67 people died.

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