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Police must serve the State, which endures, and not the party in government, which changes: Madras High Court

Police must serve the State, which endures, and not the party in government, which changes: Madras High Court

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    The observations were made while granting anticipatory bail to a 60-year-old Councillor, D. Sudha of the DMK, who had allegedly abused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay

    — The Hindu

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    In a strongly worded 16-page order, Justice N Ramesh said those holding high public office must be prepared to face criticism, ridicule and even abuse. He added that the police cannot use the threat of arrest to answer political speech that does not incite violence or public disorder.

    — NDTV

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The observations were made while granting anticipatory bail to a 60-year-old Councillor, D. Sudha of the DMK, who had allegedly abused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay

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Police must serve the State, which endures, and not the party in government, which changes: Madras High Court

The observations were made while granting anticipatory bail to a 60-year-old Councillor, D. Sudha of the DMK, who had allegedly abused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay

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