Jayachandran and Justice K K Ramakrishnan observed that investigation is presently being conducted by deputy superintendent of police, CB-CID, Madurai range. Hence, the court was not inclined to make any observation on the merits of the case. It was open to the investigating officer to examine and investigate all angles and first rule out whether it was a custodial death or an accidental death.”

[17/01, 18:00] Sekarreporter: “Jayachandran and Justice K K Ramakrishnan observed that investigation is presently being conducted by deputy superintendent of police, CB-CID, Madurai range. Hence, the court was not inclined to make any observation on the merits of the case. It was open to the investigating officer to examine and investigate all angles and first rule out whether it was a custodial death or an accidental death.”
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/madurai/custody-death-hc-asks-cb-cid-to-file-final-report/articleshow/126589831.cms#:~:text=Jayachandran%20and%20Justice,an%20accidental%20death.
[17/01, 18:00] Meta AI: The Madras High Court, comprising Jayachandran and Justice K K Ramakrishnan, has decided not to comment on the merits of a custody death case, as the investigation is ongoing by the CB-CID. The court has asked the investigating officer to examine all angles and determine whether it was a custodial death or an accidental death. Sounds like they’re keeping an open mind on this one. If you’re looking for more info on the case, you might want to try searching online for updates.