What Happend With Jayaraj and Benix is Beyond.....

Custodial deaths spark national ire, no FIR yet

CHEENAI: The custodial death of  Jayaraj  and his son J Benix donimated the social media on

 Friday,with the people complaning about police brutality during Covid curfew and comparing the

 incident death of George Flyod in United States.The state government is yet to act against those

 responsible for the assault for two men.No FIR has been registered against the police personnel  who

 allegedly tortured the father-son due for violating Covid curfew in Santhankulam, the government

 doctor who certifies them as "fit" for custody,the magistrate who remanded them custody and the jail

 personnel who admitted them with bleeding injuries.

Earlier this month, the Santhankulam police accused of killing a man who was picked up for

 questioning.Similarly  the police at Kayalpattinam which also falls in Tuticorin district,are accused of

damaging a curfew vialotor's kidney

Hundered of thousands of tweets were sent out using the hashtag #justice for jayaraj and fenix ,that 

was among the top Twitter topic trending in India on Friday amd among the top 30 trending globally,

with celebrities,sportsperson and politicans condemming the police nation.

"The George Flyods of  India are far too many",tweeted Gujarat MLA  Jignesh Meveni.Cricketer

Shikar Dhawan took to social media to demand justice for the father-son duo

Meanwhile,even 24 hours after postmortem,the nature of injuries inflicted on Jayaraja and Binex 

by the police is yet to be revealed.

The FIR filled by the police claims the injuries were self-inflicted ; that the two men rolled on the

 ground to hurt themselves.

The Madurai bench of the Madras High court ,which has taken note of the custodial deaths and called

for a report ,has now asked the government to provide yoga and psychological counselling session

for cops stressed  because of the pandemic.

The sate government said it would comply with the court order ,which are awaite