Henri Tiphangane mentioned that he would transfer the Madras excessive court docket in opposition to the revoking of suspension. He additionally mentioned that the state authorities was attempting to defend the IPS officer from the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act within the Ambasamudram custodial torture case. He additionally urged Chief Minister Stalin to launch the high-level inquiry report submitted by IAS officer P. Amudha.

Tiphagne said the CB-CID omitted the names of non-SC/ST officers in the chargsheet, to safeguard them from the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities Act). However, the names of these officers are mentioned in Amudha’s report. Questioning the discrepancy, he said, “I don’t know why the Stalin government is trying to shield officers like Balveer Singh.

Henri Tiphagane, Executive Director, People‘s Watch, a Human Rights organisation, has said that he will move the Madras High Court against the state government's decision to revoke the suspension of Singh.

Human rights NGO People’s Watch on Friday urged the Tamil Nadu government to come out with the final report on the inquiry into the Ambasamudram custodial torture. A group of men was tortured in custody by a police team, led by the then Ambasamudram Assistant Superintendent of Police, Balveer Singh.