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Two AIADMK functionaries slapped with Goondas Act in Nungambakkam pub fight case

AIADMK functionaries, D Ajayrogan (36) alias Ajay Vandayar, a businessman and T Prasad (33), an AIADMK IT wing functionary, were among the five persons arrested in connection with a brawl at a pub in Nungambakkam, a couple of weeks ago.

DTNEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: The city police have detained two accused AIADMK functionaries arrested in the Nungambakkam pub brawl case, under the Goondas Act, after their arrest in the brawl triggered a series of cheating complaints against them.

AIADMK functionaries, D Ajayrogan (36) alias Ajay Vandayar, a businessman and T Prasad (33), an AIADMK IT wing functionary, were among the five persons arrested in connection with a brawl at a pub in Nungambakkam, a couple of weeks ago.

Along with the two of them, the Police had also arrested R Ganesh Kumar (42) of Virugambakkam, G Dhanasekar (29) of Chinna Porur in Vadapalani and Nagendra Sethupathi alias Tsunami Sethupathi (33), a history-sheeter from Paramakudi.

The city police subsequently arrested a sub-inspector and a head constable for allegedly aiding Prasad in a job fraud scheme. Senthil Kumar (44), a head constable and a personal security officer to a sitting MP and SI Manikumar were arrested.

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Police have also invoked the Goondas Act against Daniel, who has been accused of multiple serious offences, including the kidnapping of a film assistant director to filmmaker Suseenthiran and a separate case of sexual assault. Daniel was among the seven people held on May 29 in the kidnapping case in Arumbakkam.

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