Coimbatore wall collapse: Madras high court grants conditional bail to prime accused by Sekar Reporter · December 21, 2019 CITYCoimbatore wall collapse: Madras high court grants conditional bail to prime accusedSureshkumar | TNN | Dec 20, 2019, 15:04 ISTTNNSeventeen people died in the wall collapse near Mettupalayam.Get Notifications on latest Chennai NewsCHENNAI: The Madras high court on Friday granted conditional bail to Coimbatore wall collapse prime accused S Sivasubramanian. He has been directed to stay in Madurai till further orders.Seventeen people died in the wall collapse near Mettupalayam.Allowing the bail application moved by Sivasubramanian, Justice N Seshasayee directed him to produce two sureties worth Rs 1 lakh each as a bail condition.In his bail application, Sivasubramanian submitted that no person constructing a compound wall would imagine that it would create harm to his neighbours. Most importantly, no one would put his life in jeopardy by putting up a weak construction in his residential quarters. The fury of nature was such that even a well-constructed compound wall would give away. To connect a case of an accident to culpable homicide not amounting to murder is highly illegal, he added.Sivasubramanian further submitted that he was involved in a textile business in Mettupalayam and that he would not flee from justice and that he would cooperate with the prosecuting agency in all possible manner.Sivasubramanian, who had been absconding after the accident on December 2, was arrested by the Mettupalayam police on December 3 and got him remanded in judicial custody.Based on a complaint from the village administrative officer, an FIR was registered against him for offences under Section 304(2) (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) of the IPC and Section 3 of the Tamil Nadu Public Property (Prevention of Damage and Loss) Act.LATEST VIDEOS17 trains to north India running late amid dense fog01:16Anti-CAA protestors gather outside railway station in Chennai01:31Anti-CAA protest: Police arrest 10 people in connection with violence in Delhi’s Daryaganj01:24Markets in Chennai jam-packed ahead of Christmas01:28Anti-CAA protest: Police vehicle attacked by protesters in Gujarat’s Banaskantha00:37Anti-CAA protests: Cop falls, brutally beaten up by protesters in Gujarat02:13Download the Times of India News App for Latest City NewsStart your day smart with storiescurated specially for youTOP COMMENTPoor people have lost their lives. The man behind is out after a period of rest…… and lived happily ever after. The story ends here.Thats the state of law in our country.KrupashankarRead all Comments
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