CHENNAI: Kilpauk police registered a case against Thiruvaiyaru DMK MLA Durai Chandrasekar over remarks he made against Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay and industries minister Keerthana in August.




Police summoned him to appear for an inquiry at the office of the deputy commissioner of police in Kilpauk on Wednesday.




According to police sources, the case was registered following complaints over the MLA's remarks about the chief minister and the minister.




Following the registration of the case, Kilpauk police served a summons directing Chandrasekar to appear in person before the deputy commissioner of police on Wednesday morning.




The police will question him about the remarks and record his explanation as part of the investigation.




Chandrasekar was expected to appear in response to the summons along with his lawyer.