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Madras High Court Allows Probe Against DMK Men For Rumours On Jayalalithaa's Health
The Madras High Court directed Tamil Nadu Police to proceed with its probe against two DMK workers on Tuesday who had allegedly posted rumours in the social media over the health of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and asked them to cooperate.
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No Health Report On Jayalalithaa In A Week, Cops Track Social Media Posts
For a week, neither doctors nor Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's party have shared updates on her health, but the police has made it clear it will tolerate no loose talk; a team of cyber experts will track, identify and punish those posting rumours or misinformation on social media in Tamil Nadu.
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Police Targeting DMK Men Over Spreading Rumours About Jayalalithaa's Health, Says MK Stalin
DMK Treasurer MK Stalin on Sunday condemned 'harassment' of his party cadres under the pretext of taking action against those spreading rumours about Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health on social media and asked police to immediately stop such 'oppressive' measures.
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Arrests Over Jayalalithaa Health Rumours Dubbed 'Excessive' By Many
The arrest of two men earlier this week by the Chennai police for allegedly spreading rumours about Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's health on social media, has caused alarm, with many people calling it "excessive action."
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2 Arrested In Tamil Nadu For Spreading Rumours About Jayalalithaa's Health
After refusing to name a stand-in for J Jayalalithaa, who has been in hospital for nearly three weeks, her party has launched a social media campaign declaring "all is well" with "Amma" (mother), as she is referred to by massive swathes of supporters.
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Jayalalithaa Party Launches Online Campaign For 'Full Stop To Rumour'
While doctors have indicated that Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa is unlikely to leave hospital soon, her party has appealed to supporters to join an online campaign to counter talk of her being seriously unwell.
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Madras High Court Allows Probe Against DMK Men For Rumours On Jayalalithaa's Health
The Madras High Court directed Tamil Nadu Police to proceed with its probe against two DMK workers on Tuesday who had allegedly posted rumours in the social media over the health of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and asked them to cooperate.
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No Health Report On Jayalalithaa In A Week, Cops Track Social Media Posts
For a week, neither doctors nor Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's party have shared updates on her health, but the police has made it clear it will tolerate no loose talk; a team of cyber experts will track, identify and punish those posting rumours or misinformation on social media in Tamil Nadu.
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Police Targeting DMK Men Over Spreading Rumours About Jayalalithaa's Health, Says MK Stalin
DMK Treasurer MK Stalin on Sunday condemned 'harassment' of his party cadres under the pretext of taking action against those spreading rumours about Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health on social media and asked police to immediately stop such 'oppressive' measures.
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Arrests Over Jayalalithaa Health Rumours Dubbed 'Excessive' By Many
The arrest of two men earlier this week by the Chennai police for allegedly spreading rumours about Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's health on social media, has caused alarm, with many people calling it "excessive action."
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2 Arrested In Tamil Nadu For Spreading Rumours About Jayalalithaa's Health
After refusing to name a stand-in for J Jayalalithaa, who has been in hospital for nearly three weeks, her party has launched a social media campaign declaring "all is well" with "Amma" (mother), as she is referred to by massive swathes of supporters.
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Jayalalithaa Party Launches Online Campaign For 'Full Stop To Rumour'
While doctors have indicated that Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa is unlikely to leave hospital soon, her party has appealed to supporters to join an online campaign to counter talk of her being seriously unwell.
