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MK Stalin warns of stern action against lock-up deaths after Sivaganga incident
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has held a review meeting following an alleged custodial death in Sivaganga and warned of ...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin holds meeting to review Tamil Nadu’s law and order situation
In another event, he launches the distribution of promotion orders to police personnel as per the State government’s revised ...
Tamil Nadu Custodial Death Case: HC Pulls Up Stalin Govt, Asks 'Why No Inquiry Inside Station?'
In a latest development, Tamil Nadu High Court pulled up MK Stalin's government. Meanwhile, fresh CCTV video has emerged in ...
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‘Govt will take strict action against lock up deaths’: CM Stalin in high-level meeting
Follow TNM’s WhatsApp channel for news updates and story links.Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on June 30, issued a ...
TN custody death: EPS demands CBI inquiry; TVK chief Vijay presses for HC-supervised SIT probe
Following the death of a 27-year-old youth under illegal custody of the police in Sivaganga district, the DMK government of ...
Green transport boost in Tamil Nadu: CM Stalin flags off 120 electric buses from Vyasarpadi (photos)
A full fleet of 120 blue-coloured, non-AC electric buses lined up at the Vyasarpadi depot, built at a cost of ₹47.5 crore.
Custodial death: Stalin warns cops; Nainar raises doubts; allies criticise
Chennai: Chief minister M K Stalin has warned of stringent action against policemen for lock-up deaths, following the death ...
TN custody death: EPS demands CBI inquiry, actor Vijay for HC-supervised SIT probe
Following the death of a 27-year-old youth in alleged illegal custody of the police in Sivaganga district, the DMK government ...
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MK Stalin holds review meet, warns cops after allegations of custodial death
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin held a review meeting with top police officials, issuing a stern warning against custodial deaths and police misconduct. His warning comes after a temple guard’s ...
First in Tamil Nadu, Chennai gets 120 green buses
CHENNAI: Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday flagged off 120 low-floor electric, non-AC buses from the Vyasarpadi Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) depot.