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Supreme Court Dismisses DMK Plea on Regulating CM Visits

The Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea by the DMK party seeking to regulate the Chief Minister's visits, specifically in connection with the Karur stampede case. The court questioned its authority to regulate a Chief Minister's public statements or movements.

7 Jul, 06:28 — 7 Jul, 06:28
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"You Want Us To Regulate Chief Minister's Visits?" Supreme Court Rap For DMK

Supreme Court criticised DMK for seeking restrictions on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay's speeches in relation to the Karur stampede case.

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First report: Times of India · 7 Jul, 06:26Full coverage: 2 · 3mWindow: 3m
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Times of India7 Jul, 06:26First to report

'How can a court regulate what a CM can say?' SC dismisses DMK plea on Karur stampede case

ndtv7 Jul, 06:28Latest update

"You Want Us To Regulate Chief Minister's Visits?" Supreme Court Rap For DMK

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