CM Vijay condemns killing of 3 Tamil farmers in Karnataka; Stalin seeks judicial probe
Political leaders across Tamil Nadu have expressed outrage over the tragic killing of three farmers by Karnataka forest officials. Former Chief Minister M K Stalin has called for a judicial inquiry and demanded compensation for the bereaved families. He has also asked the Tamil Nadu government to publicly denounce Karnataka's actions.
Tamil Nadu political parties have condemned the killing of three Tamil farmers by Karnataka forest officials in Chamarajanagar district, with former CM M K Stalin calling for a judicial probe and compensation for the victims' families. The incident has drawn criticism from various political parties, with some demanding a CBI investigation and higher compensation, while others allege the shooting was unjustified and demand the dismissal of involved forest officials.
Karnataka forest officials claim the farmers were poaching wild animals and opened fire when confronted.
Brief written by urgent.news from Times of India's own syndicated text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
This story
This is one outlet's version. Read the fullest account.
- Udhayanidhi Stalin says Vijay's Tamil Nadu govt ‘insecure, afraid of Gen Z’; recalls cops had ‘no answer’ on his arrest hindustantimes.com
- Tamil Nadu CM Vijay condoles death of police constable on I-Day, announces ₹30 lakh relief thehindu.com
- India News Live Updates,13 August 2026: 51 arrests in Tamil Nadu over Cauvery water dispute indianexpress.com
