Madras HC seeks explanation from TN ministers for meeting Sasikala
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The petitioner contended that the four ministers had violated the oath of office and secrecy by meeting Sasikala, who was convicted and jailed in a corruption case. DH file image of Sasikala
The Madras High Court on Thursday sent a notice to the Tamilnadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami in connection with four ministers meeting V K Sasikala in the prison.
Reacting to the petition filed by Aanazhagan, son of former AIADMK MLA Thamaraikani, Justices K K Sasidharan and G R Swaminathan in the Madurai bench of Madras High Court sent notices also to the ministers K A Sengottaiyan, Dindigul C Sreenivasan, R Kamaraj and Sellur K Raju.
The petitioner contended that the four ministers had violated the oath of office and secrecy by meeting Sasikala, who was convicted and jailed in a corruption case.
The petitioner also wanted the ministers to be disqualified including Chief Minister for being inactive on the issue.
Reacting to the petition filed by Aanazhagan, son of former AIADMK MLA Thamaraikani, Justices K K Sasidharan and G R Swaminathan in the Madurai bench of Madras High Court sent notices also to the ministers K A Sengottaiyan, Dindigul C Sreenivasan, R Kamaraj and Sellur K Raju.
The petitioner contended that the four ministers had violated the oath of office and secrecy by meeting Sasikala, who was convicted and jailed in a corruption case.
The petitioner also wanted the ministers to be disqualified including Chief Minister for being inactive on the issue.