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Vengaivayal incident | Madras High Court grants four more weeks for one-man commission to submit report

The Madras High Court on Monday granted four more weeks to the State government to file a status report on the inquiry being conducted by retired judge M. Sathyanarayanan, into the incident of human faeces found in an overhead tank that supplied water to Scheduled Caste residents of Vengaivayal village in Pudukkottai district in December last year.

Chief Justice S.V. Gangapurwala and Justice P.D. Audikesavalu told Additional Advocate General J. Ravindran that three months had already gone by since the court appointed the one-man commission led by the retired judge on March 29, and hence this would be the last opportunity granted to the government for filing of the status report.

The AAG told the court that the retired judge had already visited Vengaivayal twice and that he would definitely file the report during the next hearing.

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