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Madras High Court Issues Notice to Deputy Tahsildars Over Firing in Tuticorin - (07 Jun 2018)

Madras High Court bench at Madhurai has observed that the police action during the anti-Sterlite protests could not be justified and directed that three deputy tahsildars, who had reportedly ordered the firing during the stir, be impleaded as Respondents and issued notice to them.

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