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Who will be held primarily responsible for K. Armstrong's murder by July 6, 2025?
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Tamil Nadu•Bahujan Samaj Party•BSP•Perambur•Chennai•Armstrong•Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital•CBI•Poonamallee High Road•Mayawati•MK Stalin
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BSP Tamil Nadu Chief K. Armstrong Hacked to Death in Chennai; 8 Suspects Arrested
Jul 6, 2024, 04:43 AM
K. Armstrong, the Tamil Nadu president of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), was hacked to death by a six-member gang near his residence in Perambur, Chennai, at around 7 pm. The assailants, who were on bikes, attacked Armstrong as he was entering his house. Following the murder, BSP workers and supporters staged protests outside the Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital, where Armstrong's body was taken for autopsy, demanding immediate arrest of the accused and a CBI inquiry into the incident. The protests caused a traffic jam on Poonamallee High Road. The police have detained eight suspects in connection with the murder. BSP chief Mayawati condemned the killing and called for the state government to ensure justice. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin expressed his condolences and assured prompt action. The murder has sparked significant political reactions, with opposition parties criticizing the state government's handling of law and order.
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