Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu

Police stations named in these records

• Killai 2
• Annamalai Nagar 1
• Kammapuram 1
• Kullanchavadi 1
• Sethiyathope 1
• Town 1
• Township 1
• Vriddhachalam 1

High Court and Supreme Court findings 9

• Vriddhachalam Police Inspector vs The State by DSP High Court / Supreme Court · 28 April 2025 · Rs 5 lakh (Rs 5,00,000) ordered
  The Supreme Court dismissed the appeals in the 2003 a Vriddhachalam woman-a Vriddhachalam man honour killing at Vriddhachalam, Cuddalore district, upholding the convictions of Sub-Inspector and Inspector, who knew of the double murder from 8 July 2003 but refu…
• Neyveli Man & Anr. v. State of Tamil Nadu & Ors. High Court / Supreme Court · 1 March 2024 · Rs 5 lakh (Rs 5,00,000) ordered
  The judgment of the Madras High Court records the following account. A Neyveli man was arrested on 28 October 2020 by Neyveli police in a chain-snatching case, kept in illegal custody and beaten/tortured until production before the Magistrate on 30 October 202…
• Pudukkoorapettai Police Inspector of Police and others vs State by [name withheld], CBI/SCB/Chennai (Pudukkoorapettai Woman-Pudukkoorapettai Man honour killing case) High Court / Supreme Court · 8 June 2022 · Rs 9 lakh (Rs 9,00,000) ordered
  Newly married inter-caste couple a Pudukkoorapettai man and a Pudukkoorapettai woman died on 8 July 2003 and their bodies were cremated in haste; Inspector manufactured an extrajudicial confession, falsely implicated three Dalit men, arrested them, recorded th…
• Neyveli Man vs The State of Tamil Nadu and Others High Court / Supreme Court · 4 September 2019 · Rs 30.1 lakh (Rs 30,09,648) ordered
  replace ' ' — Inspector's denials (daily release on muchalika; JIPMER-attack story) and State's quantum objection (Rs.5L cap citing Sangaiyya) are recorded; summarize per R52. Age: court computed on 36 years (paras 73-74), petitioner pleaded 35. Matters not ad…
• Virudhachalam Man vs Government of Tamil Nadu and Others High Court / Supreme Court · 2 April 2013 · Rs 5.9 lakh (Rs 5,90,000) ordered
  The judgment of the Madras High Court records the following account. A. Selvi, widow of a Virudhachalam man, sought compensation after her husband was assaulted by an SI and constables at Virudhachalam bus stand on 07.11.2004, detained, and found dead on 08.11…
• Mehboob Batcha and Others vs State Rep. by Superintendent of Police High Court / Supreme Court · 29 March 2011
  The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of police personnel convicted for the brutal May-June 1992 atrocities at Annamalai Nagar Police Station, where suspect a man was tortured to death with lathis and his wife the complainant was subjected to barbaric custodi…
• Ramasamy vs State High Court / Supreme Court · 4 December 2006
  A Division Bench of the Madras High Court confirmed the murder convictions and life sentences (with Rs 2,000 fine) of Sub-Inspector Anthonysamy and Constable Veerasamy of Kammapuram Police Station for beating burglary suspect [name withheld] to death in the st…
• Chidambaram Police Sub-Inspector and Others v. State represented by Superintendent of Police High Court / Supreme Court · 28 November 2002
  The Madras High Court dismissed the appeals of Sub-Inspectors (A1) and S. Parthasaraty (A2) arising from the illegal detention and torture of theft suspect a man from 30 May to 2 June 1992 and the gang-rape of his wife a woman by special-team policemen. The Co…
• Kammapuram Man vs State of Tamil Nadu High Court / Supreme Court · 1 August 1994 · Rs 2.6 lakh (Rs 2,60,000) ordered
  A Division Bench of the Madras High Court allowed the habeas corpus petition of a woman, a Kurava (as stated in the judgment) daily-wage labourer, whose family was rounded up on 20 March 1993 by SI of Kammapuram police station... [rest of summary unchanged]. M…

Trial-court convictions 6

• Cuddalore Police Special Sub-Inspector convicted of bribery, CJM cum Special Judge, Cuddalore (2025) Trial-court conviction · 1 March 2025
  SSI convicted for demanding and accepting bribe.
• State (DVAC) v. Cuddalore Police Special Sub-Inspector of Police Trial-court conviction · 1 March 2025
  The DVAC press note (Tamil) states SSI of Killai P.S. demanded Rs.2,500 from complainant [name withheld] to release an accident vehicle from the station, was caught accepting it on 27.02.2013, and was convicted by the CJM cum Special Judge, Cuddalore on 01.03.…
• Special C.C.No.05/2012 Trial-court conviction · 29 September 2023
  Inspector convicted for demanding and accepting bribe.
• State (CBI, RC3(S)/2004/CBI/SCB/Chennai) v. Tamil Nadu Police Sub-Inspector (A-14) & Ors — Cuddalore Woman-Cuddalore Man honour killing (2003), S.C. No.3 of 2019 Trial-court conviction · 24 September 2021
  The Cuddalore Special Court for SC/ST (PoA) Act cases on 24 September 2021 convicted Sub-Inspector K.P. Tamilmaran and Inspector M. Sellamuthu under IPC sections 217/218 and the SC/ST Act for deliberately refusing to register the FIR and fabricating evidence t…
• State (CBCID) v. Cuddalore Police Sub-Inspector (A-1) and others Trial-court conviction · 31 May 2004
  The Additional District and Sessions Judge (Fast Track Court No. III), Vridhachalam, in a common judgment dated 31 May 2004 in SC Nos. 183 of 1995 and 150 of 1997 (CBCID Crime No. 5 of 1994), convicted an SI, two constables and an Inspector of Kammapuram polic…
• State (CBCID) v. Cuddalore Police Sub-Inspector (A-1) and others Trial-court conviction · 4 September 1997
  The Principal Sessions Judge, Cuddalore (Sessions Case No. 99 of 1993, CBCID Crime Nos. 160-162/1992) on 4 September 1997 convicted two sub-inspectors, a head constable and three constables who, as a special theft-detection team, wrongfully confined [name with…

Charged, not convicted 1

• Charged, not convicted 13 March 2023
  Tamil Nadu's Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption reported that it trapped and arrested a Special Sub-Inspector of Police of Kullanchavadi Police Station, Cuddalore district, on 13 March 2023 while demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 5,000 for taking action on the complainant's petition. This is an allegation: an arrest in a trap is not a conviction, and the officer is presumed innocent unless a court finds otherwise.