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Chennai police secure three-day custody of former Tamil Nadu minister Anbil Mahesh

A special court in Chennai has granted police custody of ex-Minister Anbil Mahesh for three days as part of an ongoing investigation. The court has mandated a fresh medical fitness certificate before the accused is produced after interrogation concludes.

LSN India · 2 November 2026

Chennai police secure three-day custody of former Tamil Nadu minister Anbil Mahesh

A Special Court for Cases under the Prevention of Corruption Act in Chennai has granted the city police three days of custody of former minister Anbil Mahesh in connection with an ongoing investigation. The custodial remand was approved following an application by the investigating officers seeking custody for detailed interrogation. The former minister now remains in police custody for the duration of the remand period as authorities pursue their inquiry into the matter. The court has imposed specific procedural requirements on the investigating agency, mandating that a fresh medical fitness certificate be obtained and submitted to the court when the accused is produced after the completion of interrogation. This directive ensures the health and wellbeing of the accused during the custodial period and maintains compliance with legal safeguards governing police custody proceedings.