Police Arrest Politician Anitha R. Radhakrishnan

警方逮捕政治人物 Anitha R. Radhakrishnan

Jul 3, 2026, 20:05
AsiaPolitics

Introduction

A court in Madras said no to a request for help. Now, the police arrested a politician named Anitha R. Radhakrishnan.

馬德拉斯的一家法院拒絕了一項求助請求。現在，警方逮捕了一名 Anitha R. Radhakrishnan 的政治人物。

Main Body

Mr. Radhakrishnan spoke at a meeting on June 20. He said bad things about Chief Minister C. Vijay. He talked about the leader's old job in movies. The police said these words were mean and caused trouble.

Radhakrishnan 先生於 6 月 20 日在一場會議上發言。他對首席部長 C. Vijay 發表了不當言論。他談到了該領導者過去在電影圈的工作經歷。警方表示這些言論十分惡劣並引起了麻煩。

The judge said people must respect the Chief Minister. He said politicians must be careful with their words. The politician's lawyers said he did nothing wrong. But the state said he was not sorry.

法官表示人們必須尊重首席部長。他指出政治人物在言論上必須謹慎。該政治人物的律師則表示他沒有做錯任何事。但州政府表示他並不悔改。

Police arrested Mr. Radhakrishnan at a town office. Many people from his party became angry. They blocked roads and had protests. Their leader, MK Stalin, said the arrest was unfair.

警方在一個鎮政府辦公室逮捕了 Radhakrishnan 先生。許多來自其政黨的人感到憤怒。他們封鎖道路並舉行抗議。他們的領袖 MK Stalin 表示此次逮捕並不公平。

Conclusion

Mr. Radhakrishnan is in jail now. The police want to ask him more questions.

Radhakrishnan 先生目前在獄中。警方希望向他詢問更多問題。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Past Story' Pattern

Look at the words ending in -ed. In this story, they tell us things that already happened. This is how you move from A1 to A2: stop talking only about now and start talking about then.

The Pattern:

  • Arrest →\rightarrow Arrested
  • Block →\rightarrow Blocked

Wait! Some words are rebels: Some words change completely instead of adding -ed. We call these 'irregular'.

  • Say →\rightarrow Said
  • Is →\rightarrow Was

Quick Guide for your brain:

  • Today: He is in the office.
  • Yesterday: He was in the office.
  • Today: They block the road.
  • Yesterday: They blocked the road.

Vocabulary Learning

arrested (v.)
When the police take someone away to a police station because they think they committed a crime.
Example:The police arrested the man for stealing a car.
request (n.)
An act of asking politely for something.
Example:The student made a request for more time to finish the test.
respect (v.)
To show that you think someone is important or behaves well.
Example:Children should respect their teachers.
lawyers (n.)
People who are trained to give advice about the law and speak for people in court.
Example:The lawyers are talking to the judge in the courtroom.
protests (n.)
Events where a group of people show they disagree with something.
Example:There were many protests in the street because people wanted a change.
unfair (adj.)
Not based on what is right or equal.
Example:It is unfair that only one person has to do all the work.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→