HC notice to TN for not withdrawing cases against anti-nuke activists
Madras High Court on Monday ordered an issue of notice to Tamil Nadu government asking why steps were not taken to withdraw cases filed against anti-nuclear activists protesting against Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project.

Chennai: Madras High Court on Monday ordered an issue of notice to Tamil Nadu government asking why steps were not taken to withdraw cases filed against anti-nuclear activists protesting against Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project.First Bench, comprising Acting Chief Justice Rajesh Kumar Agrawal and Justice M Sathyanarayanan, ordered notice to the state government and sought reply within three weeks.[caption id="attachment_882511" align="alignleft" width="380"]
PTI[/caption]The notice was issued on a petition which sought a direction to the state government to withdraw all criminal cases filed against anti nuclear activists, who have been protesting against the Indo-Russian project in Tirunelveli District.The petition referred to the Supreme Court's direction to the state government to withdraw all criminal cases against the protestors.PTI

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