
Senthilbalaji job racket case: Madras HC directs police to respond to plea against clubbing of chargesheets
The HinduThe Madras High Court on Thursday directed the Chennai Central Crime Branch police to file its counter affidavit to a plea made against the clubbing of four supplementary chargesheets filed by it in a job racketing case pending against Electricity Minister V. Senthilbalaji. Anti Corruption Movement, a private organisation, had approached the High Court against the decision taken by a Special Court, for cases against Members of Parliament and that of the Legislative Assembly, to club all four supplementary chargesheets. Explaining the reasons for opposing the clubbing of chargesheets, the petitioner organisation said, the first supplementary chargesheet was with respect to alleged corrupt practices in the appointment of Assistant Engineers in State Transport Corporations when Mr. Senthilbalaji served as Transport Minister in former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s Cabinet. If all the four chargesheets were clubbed together, the number of accused would increase to 2,256 and the number of witnesses would shoot up to over 668, the organisation complained.
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