Tirunelveli district police have formed a five-member Special Investigation Team to strengthen the Nanguneri double-murder probe following adverse observations by the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court. The case involves a March 2 sickle attack in Perumpathu village that killed two people.

The Tirunelveli district police have constituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to look into the Nanguneri double-murder case after the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court made adverse observations about the investigation. Additional Superintendent of Police (CWC) Shanmugam heads the five-member team, which also includes Nanguneri DSP Satheesh Kannan, Nanguneri Crime Police Station Inspector Sankareshwari, and Sub-Inspectors Kathiresan (Kalakkad) and Sahaya Robin Shalu (Moolakarapatti).
On March 2, seven history-sheeters belonging to a Most Backward Community allegedly went on a rampage with sickles at Perumpathu village, killing a Scheduled Caste resident and a migrant worker from Odisha, and injuring several others from Backward Communities. The SIT will conduct a comprehensive review of the evidence collected and will also inquire into the matter, according to a police statement.
Tirunelveli district police have formed a five-member Special Investigation Team to strengthen the Nanguneri double-murder probe following adverse observations by the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court. The case involves a March 2 sickle attack in Perumpathu village that killed two people.

The Tirunelveli district police have constituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to look into the Nanguneri double-murder case after the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court made adverse observations about the investigation. Additional Superintendent of Police (CWC) Shanmugam heads the five-member team, which also includes Nanguneri DSP Satheesh Kannan, Nanguneri Crime Police Station Inspector Sankareshwari, and Sub-Inspectors Kathiresan (Kalakkad) and Sahaya Robin Shalu (Moolakarapatti).
On March 2, seven history-sheeters belonging to a Most Backward Community allegedly went on a rampage with sickles at Perumpathu village, killing a Scheduled Caste resident and a migrant worker from Odisha, and injuring several others from Backward Communities. The SIT will conduct a comprehensive review of the evidence collected and will also inquire into the matter, according to a police statement.