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Center-Left Owned by The South FirstDefamation case over CM Vijay remarks | Police must act without discrimination: Madras HC
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Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary sparked a political row after saying at a New Delhi meeting that there may be “apraadh” in Bihar but no crime. He made the comment while attending an event to sign a memorandum of understanding between the Bihar government and the Union. The remark drew criticism, with the RJD party mocking the chief minister.
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The court made the observation while granting conditional anticipatory bail to DMK councillor Sudha in a case over her alleged defamatory remarks against Chief Minister Joseph Vijay. The post Defamation case over CM Vijay remarks | Police must act without discrimination: Madras HC appeared first on…
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The court made the observation while granting conditional anticipatory bail to DMK councillor Sudha in a case over her alleged defamatory remarks against Chief Minister Joseph Vijay. The post Defamation case over CM Vijay remarks | Police must act without discrimination: Madras HC appeared first on…
