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Don’t Meddle With Traffic Even for Dignitaries: Madras High Court - (08 Mar 2018)

Madras High Court has ruled that free flow of traffic should not be stopped for purpose of movement of vehicles of dignitaries, whether it is the Governor, Chief Minister or the Chief Justice of the High Court.

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