Advocate Saravvanan R | Top Ranking Criminal Lawyers in Chennai India | Madras High Court refused to hold officials from acting against water trucks The Madras High Court on Thursday refused to issue a blanket’s order to hold income officials in Chengalpattu and Kancheepuram from taking any action against members of the South Chennai Private Water Lorry Owners Association by suspecting them to transport the water drawn illegally from Borewells Dug basically for purposes of Commercial exploitation of groundwater. The first division bench of Chief Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy said that there was no restraint order that could be forwarded in the absence of materials to prove that members of the Association took water only from agricultural wells that were not used, because of non-availability of agricultural labor and problems other related, as claimed by them and not from Borewells. But the judges let it open to the association to highlight their complaints before the official was concerned and pursued this matter with them. In the affidavit, the Secretary of the Association P. Saravanan Kovilabakkam stated that he had 425 members who operated more than 2,000 trucks that supplied water every day to hundreds of housing complexes, information technology companies, and other companies. Wells are not used It is said that all members of the association attracted water only from 30-foot agricultural wells that were not used. However, several villagers, due to jealousy, finally filed a false complaint of illegal drawing of with revenue officials, and finally, in turn, harassing water tanker operators, the association complained. He also said that members have signed a written agreement with the owner of the agricultural land.