HC seeks TN counter on plea against ADGP

A petition has been filed in Madras High Court Bench here seeking a CBI probe into a 'false' ganja case allegedly filed at the instance of an Additional Director General of Police to force withdrawal of a cheating case against two persons.
Justice S Nagamuthu ordered Tamil Nadu Director General Of Police to file counter to the petition filed by one R Rajendran who alleged the drug case was filed against him on instructions from ADGP (Civil Supplies) K Radhakrishnan.
He submitted that he had given a loan of Rs 10 lakh to two brothers -- PSR Solaisamy and PSR Ramdass -- for purchase of a theatre. But they did not return the money and instead threatened him saying the PSR group belonged to the ADGP.

The Assistant SP had conducted an investigation and filed a detailed report about the alleged illegal activities of the Inspector and DSP who filed the 'false' cases.
The SP, instead of bringing out the facts regarding the FIR against the petitioner, had tried to shelter the ADGP who had instigated them to file the false case, he submitted.
The petitioner alleged that he was threatened at pistol point by Solaisamy and his brother to return a cheque given for the loan amount.
On the ADGP's instruction, CID foisted cases under Nacotics and Psychotrophic Substance Act as if he possesed two kg of Ganja and deer skin and arrested him.

Again another false case was foisted against him in August, 2005. In the meanwhile, the Petitioner presented a complaint to the IG (South Zone) against Solaisamy and Ramadass following which the drug case was withdrawn by local police on August 12, 2005.