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TN govt told to remove electric fence around Tirunelveli temple

TN govt told to remove electric fence around Tirunelveli temple

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The Madras High Court Advocates Association has moved the Madras High Court, asking that Tamil be permitted as an optional language alongside English in court proceedings and that the 1965 Cabinet policy restricting the use of regional languages in High Courts be set aside. The plea was presented before a bench led by the Chief Justice.

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    MADURAI: The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday directed the State government to remove electric fences erected around the Arulmigu Sri Padalinga Sastha Temple in Tirunelveli within four weeks and file a compliance report. The division bench of Justices P Velmurugan and KK Ramakrishnan…

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MADURAI: The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday directed the State government to remove electric fences erected around the Arulmigu Sri Padalinga Sastha Temple in Tirunelveli within four weeks and file a compliance report. The division bench of Justices P Velmurugan and KK Ramakrishnan…

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TN govt told to remove electric fence around Tirunelveli temple

MADURAI: The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday directed the State government to remove electric fences erected around the Arulmigu Sri Padalinga Sastha Temple in Tirunelveli within four weeks and file a compliance report. The division bench of Justices P Velmurugan and KK Ramakrishnan…

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