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Tamil Nadu
V.S. Palaniappan
Coimbatore: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday arrested a retired police inspector and a motor vehicle inspector on charges of facilitating a false insurance claim in an accident case. The CBI team led by Additional Superintendent of Police M.S. Sundarrajan and Inspector K. Sundarraman, arrested the two and produced them before the Judge of the Special Court for CBI Cases S. Baskaran. They were later remanded to judicial custody. According to the prosecution, a speeding vehicle fatally knocked down K. Kumar (37), who was walking along the Namakkal Tiruchi road, on February 3, 1998. The Namakkal police had registered a case of hit and run. After ten months, Mani a driver belonging to a Pondicherry-based petro products company surrendered before the police confessing that he was the lorry driver involved in the case. The police inspector on February 23, 1999 filed a charge sheet and the driver was levied a fine of Rs. 4,500. Meanwhile, K. Bhagyalakshmi, wife of the deceased, her two children and in-laws moved the Motor Accidents Claim Tribunal seeking a compensation of Rs. 5 lakh. The tribunal ordered a compensation of Rs 2.5 lakh. The National Insurance Company went on appeal before the Madras High Court expressing suspicion about the investigations. The High Court first ordered an investigation by the CB-CID, which confirmed the findings of the investigation. Expressing dissatisfaction, the insurance firm went on an appeal, seeking a CBI inquiry into the case. On July 21, 2006, the High Court ordered a CBI inquiry into 15 such cases. The CBI team concluded that the documents issued by the Motor Vehicles Inspector, M. Manakumar on the accident were bogus and held the retired police inspector M. Ranganathan responsible for facilitating a false claim.
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