The Division Bench comprising Justice Sathish K Agnihotri and Justice P Devadass in their order said "already contempt proceedings were on against RDO Kavitha. Annamalai, , Secretary to Government, Adi-Dravidar and Tribal Welfare Department suo moto impleaded in the case.
Notices were issued agisnt them asking why the contempt proceedings shall not be initiated against them for making scandalous remarks and also for interfering with the administration of justice.
One Perumal filed an affidavit stating that Kavitha had made a complaint to Annamalai that the court is threatening her.
The bench in its order said the "IAS officer had made scandalous and slanderous remarks against the counsel and judge.
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