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HC seeks response from State on implementing earlier order on prison rules

HC seeks response from State on implementing earlier order on prison rules
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Tamil Nadu: Madras High Court grants interim bail to Al-Umma founder accused in Coimbatore bomb blasts

B Mubeena filed a writ petition aimed to challenge the rejection of her father's release order, citing Government Order No. G.O.(Ms) No. 296, dated

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Visitors are indispensable for enforcement of fundamental rights of prisoners: Madras High Court issues directions on prison reform

The High Court quoted Nelson Mandela to say that no one truly knows a nation until one has been inside its jails.

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Rajiv Gandhi Killing: As Politics Takes Precedence, Convicts Wait for Release Gets Longer

Rajiv Gandhi Killing: As Politics Takes Precedence, Convicts Wait for Release Gets Longer With Tamil Nadu governor passing the buck to the Centre and both Dravidian parties willing to extract their share of political mileage, the fate of the seven convicts remains in limbo. A.G. Perarivalan. Photo: PTI Rights08/Feb/2021 Chennai: Hours before the Tamil Nadu governorâs decision to toss the ball on the release of seven convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi case back to the Centre, chief minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami was making an impassioned speech at the state assembly expressing hopes of a “positive decision by the governor”.

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