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Coimbatore
Jallikkattu violence: Panel to hold inquiry from April 25
April 19, 2018
COIMBATORE: Justice (retd) S Rajeswaran, inquirying into the incidents leading to violence during jallikattu agitations in the city, will hold three-day sitting here from April 25.
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This will be the fifth sitting and already politicians, students and police have deposed before the commission, official sources said. Rajeswaran had recently said that the final report will take another one year, as nearly 900 more persons are to be summoned for inquiry.
