Government will ensure maximum punishment for accused in Coimbatore girl murder case: Sampath Kumar
The Tamil Nadu government is committed to ensuring maximum punishment for the accused in the murder of a 10-year-old girl in Coimbatore. Minister V. Sampath Kumar announced that the police acted swiftly, arresting the two suspects and expediting legal proceedings. Concerns about safety in the area have been raised, prompting plans for enhanced surveillance and safety measures across the state.
- ▪The Tamil Nadu government will ensure maximum punishment for the accused in the girl's murder case.
- ▪Two suspects have been arrested and remanded in judicial custody.
- ▪The government plans to launch the 'Singa Penn Special Force' scheme to improve safety measures.
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Minister for Backward Classes Welfare V. Sampath Kumar on Saturday said the Tamil Nadu government would ensure maximum punishment for the accused in the murder of a 10-year-old girl near Sulur in Coimbatore district and expedite legal proceedings in the case.Addressing reporters in Coimbatore, the Minister said the police acted swiftly after information about the incident was received on Friday night and arrested the two accused. He said both had been remanded in judicial custody and that instructions had been given to file the charge sheet at the earliest after the post-mortem report was received.He said the State government was committed to securing the maximum punishment for the accused and would provide necessary relief to the family.
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