Custodial Death Sparks Outcry in Tamil Nadu: AIADMK Demands Justice
The AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has accused the state police of torturing a 26-year-old, resulting in a 'custodial death'. The police deny the claims, stating the death stemmed from health issues after an escape attempt. A call for a transparent investigation has been made as protests demand accountability.
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The opposition AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has raised serious concerns over what it terms the 'custodial death' of a 26-year-old history-sheeter, Akash Delison, allegedly resulting from police torture. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation and calls for justice.
According to the Tamil Nadu police, Delison's death resulted from health complications after he sustained injuries trying to evade arrest. However, the AIADMK disputes this narrative, alleging that the explanation is a cover-up for physical assault during custody.
Family members and locals, backed by the AIADMK, are demanding a transparent investigation into the case. The party has called on the state government to address recurring instances of custodial deaths, urging a high-level probe into the conduct of the police officers involved.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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