Just throwing light on the murderers, the passive spectators and the law behind self-defence. To curb murders we should curb our silence.

Not long after being pulled up by the Madras High Court, the State government moved the examination concerning the homicide of Infosys representative S. Swathi to the city police from the Government Railway Police.

A unique group, drove by the Nungambakkam Assistant Commissioner of Police, has been shaped to test the case.

On Monday, shocked over a charged articulation made by the Commissioner of Police, Chennai, distributed in an English news day by day that however railroad stations were out of the ward of the city police, he had offered assistance to the rail route police in examining the homicide at the Nungambakkam station, a Division Bench of Justices S. Nagamuthu and V. Bharadhidasan suo motu summoned the general population prosecutor and looked for an illumination.

The Bench needed the prosecutor to clear up whether there was any absence of coordination between the city police and the railroad police. The judges noticed that since there was little advancement in the examination of the case, they were constrained to look for illumination.

Later, amid the post-lunch session, open prosecutor S. Shanmugavelayutham educated the court that the examination had been exchanged to an exceptional group of city police headed by Assistant Commissioner of Police K.P.S. Devaraj. He would be helped by the digital wrongdoing division and the CB-CID. The court said it would keep on monitoring the test for a few more days.