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DMK president M.K. Stalin asserted that the Tamil Nadu government was compelled to take initial punitive actions in the Sathankulam custodial killings only due to unrelenting public outrage, widespread merchant strikes, relentless opposition pressure, investigative journalism, and stern judicial directives. Stalin warned Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami that the state administration must not entertain the illusion that making a few isolated arrests will allow higher authorities to escape accountability for the gruesome custodial torture of trader Jayaraj and his son Bennix.

Stalin stressed that the legal duty to deliver complete justice had only just begun. He affirmed that the DMK, civic organizations, and the legal fraternity will maintain an uncompromising, continuous vigil over the prosecution proceedings to prevent any bureaucratic cover-up, destruction of material evidence, or dilution of criminal charges. He pointed out that systemic police brutality thrives when supervisory officers, district magistrates, and home department superiors turn a blind eye to custodial torture inside police stations.

Stalin demanded that all officers involved in the conspiracy, unlawful detention, and torture be prosecuted under murder charges. He pledged that the fight for institutional police reform and victim justice will continue relentlessly.