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'Residence protected by HC order, not govt favour': Pramoda Devi Wadiyar on Yathindra's Mysuru Palace remarks

'Residence protected by HC order, not govt favour': Pramoda Devi Wadiyar on Yathindra's Mysuru Palace remarks

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    Mysuru: Pramoda Devi Wadiyar, a member of the erstwhile royal family, said, “Our continued residence in Mysuru Palace is due to the subsisting orders of the High Court and cannot, therefore, be characterised as an act of governmental generosity or as a favour extended to our family”. It may be noted…

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Mysuru: Pramoda Devi Wadiyar, a member of the erstwhile royal family, said, “Our continued residence in Mysuru Palace is due to the subsisting orders of the High Court and cannot, therefore, be characterised as an act of governmental generosity or as a favour extended to our family”. It may be noted…

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'Residence protected by HC order, not govt favour': Pramoda Devi Wadiyar on Yathindra's Mysuru Palace remarks

Mysuru: Pramoda Devi Wadiyar, a member of the erstwhile royal family, said, “Our continued residence in Mysuru Palace is due to the subsisting orders of the High Court and cannot, therefore, be characterised as an act of governmental generosity or as a favour extended to our family”. It may be noted…

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