Ex-IPS officer G. Sampath Kumar has filed a fresh appeal before the Madras High Court opposing the order to record MS Dhoni’s evidence through an advocate commissioner in the ₹100 crore defamation case. He argued that “all litigants must be treated equally and no privilege or priority must be given to the celebrities.”
The Madras High Court ruled that prisoners should not be treated as slaves or subjected to inhumane treatment, responding to allegations of mistreatment by prison officials. The court emphasized that any exploitation of inmates must face strict action, underscoring the importance of lawful punishment and the responsibility of jail authorities to protect human dignity.
The Madras High Court has intervened to safeguard the historical heritage of Namakkal by directing the district administration to take immediate action to preserve the Kottaianna Swamy Temple and a fort located at Paramathi. Believed to have been constructed between 1400 CE and 1600 CE, these monuments hold immense cultural and historical significance. Also Read- […]
