In the case involving the murder of student Sathya in front of the train at Parangimalai railway station, the chennai Metropolitan police Commissioner has mandated that Satish be imprisoned under the gangster Act. On october 13, teenager Satish (23) fatally shoved college student Satya (20) from Alandur, chennai, in front of an electric train. Manikam, a call cab driver, the student's father, killed himself because he was unable to handle this tragedy. police from Special Forces performed a thorough search before arresting Satish.
DGP Shailendra Babu ordered the case to be transferred to CBCID while the Mambalam Railway police was conducting their investigation. After that, the Mambalam railway police gave the CBCID police the case files. The case is being looked into by a CBCID team made up of 5 female police inspectors, led by DSPs Selvakumar and Purushothaman. shankar Jiwal, the commissioner of the chennai Metropolitan police, has mandated that Satish be imprisoned in accordance with the Prevention of gangster Act in this instance.
On saturday afternoon, a group of CB-CID officials, including women, arrived at St. Thomas Mount railway station and got to work looking into the death of M Sathya, 20, on Thursday. A government Railway police officer explained how D Satish had shoved Sathya into the path of a suburban train to a group of 10 CB-CID officials when they arrived on platform 1 at around 3 o'clock. The two CCTV cameras, one directly above the crime scene and the other above the stairs of the foot-over bridge on platform 1, were then verified for position.
DGP Shailendra Babu ordered the case to be transferred to CBCID while the Mambalam Railway police was conducting their investigation. After that, the Mambalam railway police gave the CBCID police the case files. The case is being looked into by a CBCID team made up of 5 female police inspectors, led by DSPs Selvakumar and Purushothaman. shankar Jiwal, the commissioner of the chennai Metropolitan police, has mandated that Satish be imprisoned in accordance with the Prevention of gangster Act in this instance.
On saturday afternoon, a group of CB-CID officials, including women, arrived at St. Thomas Mount railway station and got to work looking into the death of M Sathya, 20, on Thursday. A government Railway police officer explained how D Satish had shoved Sathya into the path of a suburban train to a group of 10 CB-CID officials when they arrived on platform 1 at around 3 o'clock. The two CCTV cameras, one directly above the crime scene and the other above the stairs of the foot-over bridge on platform 1, were then verified for position.
