Rajinikanth after getting a summon from Arun Jagadishan commission, he has sought relief from appearing before the commission himself. Rajinikanth was asked by Justice Aruna Jagadishan Commission to appear before him. This commission is investigating the Tuticorin police firing. During the police firing in Tuticorin, 13 people who had done anti-Sterilite protection had gone.

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Rajinikanth has filed an affidavit in which he has sought relief from going before the commission and wishes to put an affidavit to get the list of questions asked by the commission. Rajni said in his affidavit that the public will face trouble if he himself goes for the hearing. Justice Arun Jagadishan ordered Rajinikanth to appear before the commission. Rajni is to appear before the commission on 25 February. This order was given to Rajni to investigate the Tuticorin case, visit his Tuticorin and inquire into the incident there. Advocate Elam Bharti, Rajinikanth's lawyer, has confirmed the details of affidavit during a phone conversation with Aaj Tak.

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The case is of India's most dangerous environmental Protest, which happened after the news of Vedanta's Sterlite copper plant in Tuticorin. 13 people were killed in this Protest. Rajinikanth during his first tour in Tuticorin had talked about this and attributed it to anti-social elements. Before Rajni, the government had also ordered the closure of this plant. But this order was opposed by parties and many other experts. He had said that the instructions issued by AIADMK are not enough to close the case. They want London-listed Vedanta Resources to get an order to be shut down from the court.

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