HC to hear the case against Special DGP today.

Chief Justice of Madras High Court Sanjib Banerjee instructed to give the number to the High Court Registry Su moto Justice N.

The Chief Justice also ordered the listing of the case before the same judge, and accordingly, is listed for hearing on Friday.

On Thursday, Justice Venkatesh, Additional Public Prosecutor M. Instructed Mohammed Riaz to ensure that the case diary in relation to the FIR lodged against the Special DGP as well as a Superintendent of Police, who was allegedly en route to the victim while she was on her way to the complaint, was filed on Friday. Was produced in court. He also wanted to know the current status of the investigation.

The judge directed the APP to be prepared to answer whether the case against the two Indian Police Service (IPS) officers is being conducted controversially by the Crime Branch-Criminal Investigation Department (CB-CID) and by the common people. Is equally the case for? be handled.

The judge took Su moto After expressing shock over the notice of the issue and such serious allegations against the two IPS officers decided to oversee the investigation.

He wrote: “This is one of those exceptional cases where the sentinel should go to the occasion to discharge his constitutional duty and ensure that pure streams of criminal justice are not polluted and corrupted in the corridors of power. If an officer, because of the power he yields, thinks that he can get his power and connection from any task, then this court is not going to be a silent spectator. It will take steps and ensure that the rule of law is protected. Depending on the position they hold, individuals should not feel that they can do anything and escape the situation with their power. ”

The judge also said: “The greater the power lies in a person, the more depending on the situation, the more harsh sexual harassment he should be punished. Whoever may be involved and whoever he may be The status quo, these ideas should never get in the way of the law, especially when it comes to sexual harassment cases. ”