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Thousands Of Muslims March In Chennai Against Citizenship Law
Thousands of Muslims marchedfor a short distance in Chennai today despite the police declining permission to them to hold a protest against the centre's policies on citizenship. The crowd numbering at least 15,000, according to the police, walked towards the Secretariat and the District Collector's office.
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Tamil Nadu Parties Slam Cops, AIADMK Over Action Against CAA Protesters
Parties in Tamil Nadu led by the DMK lashed out at the police on Saturday for using force to clear out protesters opposing the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) a day ago, demanding action against policemen involved.
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Man, Son Charged For Posting Obscene Photos Of Women On Social Media
A man and his son have been charged for posting objectionable pictures of three students, including a girl, of a private university, on social media, police said today.
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Cartoonist Arrested In Chennai For Criticising Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Officials
Cartoonist Bala G was on Sunday arrested in Chennai for a "demeaning caricature" that blamed top government functionaries including Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami of not acting against loan sharks who had driven four people to suicide last month.
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Bring Out The Full Pants, Madras High Court Tells RSS
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS members will have to bring out their new full pants for rallies that they plan in Tamil Nadu in October to celebrate Vijayadashmi, with the state's high court saying they cannot march in the half pants that they have worn for nine decades.
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Police File Cases Against Expelled AIADMK Parliamentarian, Family
Acting on directions of Madras High Court bench, police today registered cases against expelled AIADMK Rajya Sabha member Sasikala Pushpa and two family members for submitting forged documents while filing anticipatory bail petitions in a case pertaining to ill-treatment and sexual abuse of two women domestic aides.
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Salem: Bill to enlarge jurisdiction limit of city passed
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly today adopted an amendment to the Chennai City Police Act, 1997 (Extension to the Cities of Salem, Tiruchirapalli and Tirunelveli) in order to enlarge the jurisdiction limits of Salem city by including certain areas.
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50-year-old arrested in Madurai for allegedly sexually assaulting 15-year-old employee
The Madurai Police today arrested a 50-year-old man under the Prevention of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012 for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor girl.
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Tamil Nadu Police to continue to act strictly on 'Bus Day' offenders
Attributing the recent violent behaviour by some students of a city college on 'Bus Day' as the result of a ban on the celebrations, the Tamil Nadu police said it "will continue to take stringent action against students who act unlawfully".
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High Court order on DMK MLA's petition
Holding that registration of a case under Indian Penal Code and 'Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) (MMDR) Act' was not illegal if the act of an accused constituted offences under both statutes, Madras High Court today held police could proceed with its investigation.
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Thousands Of Muslims March In Chennai Against Citizenship Law
Thousands of Muslims marchedfor a short distance in Chennai today despite the police declining permission to them to hold a protest against the centre's policies on citizenship. The crowd numbering at least 15,000, according to the police, walked towards the Secretariat and the District Collector's office.
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Tamil Nadu Parties Slam Cops, AIADMK Over Action Against CAA Protesters
Parties in Tamil Nadu led by the DMK lashed out at the police on Saturday for using force to clear out protesters opposing the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) a day ago, demanding action against policemen involved.
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Man, Son Charged For Posting Obscene Photos Of Women On Social Media
A man and his son have been charged for posting objectionable pictures of three students, including a girl, of a private university, on social media, police said today.
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Cartoonist Arrested In Chennai For Criticising Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Officials
Cartoonist Bala G was on Sunday arrested in Chennai for a "demeaning caricature" that blamed top government functionaries including Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami of not acting against loan sharks who had driven four people to suicide last month.
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Bring Out The Full Pants, Madras High Court Tells RSS
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS members will have to bring out their new full pants for rallies that they plan in Tamil Nadu in October to celebrate Vijayadashmi, with the state's high court saying they cannot march in the half pants that they have worn for nine decades.
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Police File Cases Against Expelled AIADMK Parliamentarian, Family
Acting on directions of Madras High Court bench, police today registered cases against expelled AIADMK Rajya Sabha member Sasikala Pushpa and two family members for submitting forged documents while filing anticipatory bail petitions in a case pertaining to ill-treatment and sexual abuse of two women domestic aides.
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Salem: Bill to enlarge jurisdiction limit of city passed
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly today adopted an amendment to the Chennai City Police Act, 1997 (Extension to the Cities of Salem, Tiruchirapalli and Tirunelveli) in order to enlarge the jurisdiction limits of Salem city by including certain areas.
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50-year-old arrested in Madurai for allegedly sexually assaulting 15-year-old employee
The Madurai Police today arrested a 50-year-old man under the Prevention of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012 for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor girl.
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Tamil Nadu Police to continue to act strictly on 'Bus Day' offenders
Attributing the recent violent behaviour by some students of a city college on 'Bus Day' as the result of a ban on the celebrations, the Tamil Nadu police said it "will continue to take stringent action against students who act unlawfully".
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High Court order on DMK MLA's petition
Holding that registration of a case under Indian Penal Code and 'Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) (MMDR) Act' was not illegal if the act of an accused constituted offences under both statutes, Madras High Court today held police could proceed with its investigation.
