According to the police statement, the murder had occurred at 8.45 pm on October 21 and an autopsy was conducted for Aryan's body at the Coimbatore Government General Hospital.

In two days of raids, the Tamil Nadu police had arrested 2500 rowdies across the state and seized more than 900 weapons, including three firearms. 

As the appalling tussle under the name of caste has been pervasive in souther districts, the people fear whether these would open up the pandora box of riots and violence that happened in the 90s. 

It has been reported that during the raids, 256 lethal weapons, including sickles, knives, and three country-made guns were seized, in various districts. 

The incident that happened near Tambaram station on Thursday had become the third such incident that Chennai had witnessed in the past six years. 

According to the NCRB data, Tamil Nadu has stood third in the country in terms of cases registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. 

Shocked to witness the intimidation from a police constable, Nair went to the Nazarethpet police station and filed a complaint against Govindhan.

The judicial bodies had given a go-ahead for the Tamil Nadu police to investigate the case and with the green signal, the state enforcement agency has intensified the probe and trace out the witnesses.

A cheating complaint has been filed against a former ADMK Minister by her relative with the allegations that the former minister had cheated to the scale of Rs 76 lakh with fake assurances. 

Thulasi's estranged husband, 37-year-old Vadivazhagan, has filed a complaint with the police based on the video following which the police team rushed to Chittoor and arrested Thulasi.