The Tamil Nadu Government in another bureaucratic rejig in the police department, effected the transfer of 26 IPS officers. This is the third reshuffle of IPS officers after the M.K. Stalin government assumed office.A government order issued on .
A government order issued on Sunday stated that K. Palanikumar, SP, Railways has been posted as SP, Commercial crime investigation wing, Chennai. K. Stalin, SP, Master control room, Chennai has been posted as SP, Civil Supplies CID, Chennai.
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AAA Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and VVPATs used in the 11 Assembly constituencies were shifted to strong rooms in the four counting centres and continued to be guarded by armed personnel round-the-clock here on Wednesday.
EVMs and VVPATs used in the Assembly constituencies of Omalur, Mettur, Salem (West) and Salem (North) were kept at the Government College of Engineering at Karuppur, while materials used in Yercaud (Reserved), Salem (South) and Veerapandi were stored at Sri Ganesh Arts and Science College at Ammapettai, materials used in Gangavalli (Reserved), Attur (Reserved) were stored at Sri Maruthi Polytechnic College at Thalaivasal and materials used in Edappadi and Sankari were stored at Swamy Vivekanandha Naturopathy and Yoga College and Vivekananda Pharmacy College for Women at Sankari.
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Acquisition of land for constructing service lanes along the 4.5 km-long city stretch of Tiruchi-Thanjavur Highway is expected to be completed by end of May.
Disclosing this to reporters here on Tuesday, Collector S.Sivarasu said that the land acquisition for the service lanes has been completed in four out of nine villages. The acquisition process in the remaining five villages would most probably be completed by May 31. The issue has been agitating the minds of residents in colonies along the Thanjavur highway ever since the highway section of National Highway 67 was widened into a four-lane by the National Highways Authority of India in 2009-10. The Federation for Retrieval of Tiruchi-Palpannai-Thuvakudi Service Roads has been pressing for early completion of the land acquisition and laying of service lanes to avoid accidents.
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The Race Course police (Crime) on Thursday arrested an ex-policeman in connection with two chain snatchings reported on the Police Recruit School (PRS) campus on Avinashi Road recently.
A special team headed by inspector P.S. Sujatha arrested R. Muneeswaan (32), a native of Poovanthi, near Madurai.
The police said he snatched chains of five sovereigns each from two women when they were walking inside the PRS campus in October and November. The police recovered seven sovereigns of the stolen chains from him.
A 2011-batch policeman, Muneeswaran was initially attached to Tamil Nadu Special Police Battalion IV at Kovaipudur. Later, he moved to the Armed Reserve of Coimbatore City Police. He was expelled from service in 2019 following his involvement in various offences.