Dmk Fill The Jails
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Jailing DMK cadre a useless exercise: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has explained why she ordered the release of DMK cadre who courted arrest, protesting what they called the "AIADMK's repressive regime and vendetta politics".
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Survivor's guide to Chennai traffic during DMK's jail bharo protest today
If you are wondering how rush hour traffic in Chennai will be hit by the DMK's 'fill the jails' agitation, here are some pointers.
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Kanimozhi gets permission to participate in the DMK agitation
DMK leader Kanimozhi, a high profile accused person in the 2G case, has been granted permission by the CBI Special Judge O.P Saini to leave Delhi and participate in DMK's 'fill the jails' agitation tomorrow.
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DMK workers want to be arrested, but there's little room in prison
The DMK's 'fill the jails' demonstration tomorrow has kept the prison authorities on their toes. Thousands of DMK workers are likely to court arrest to condemn what they see as 'vindictive police action' against their leaders on land grabbing and other charges.
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Jailing DMK cadre a useless exercise: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has explained why she ordered the release of DMK cadre who courted arrest, protesting what they called the "AIADMK's repressive regime and vendetta politics".
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Survivor's guide to Chennai traffic during DMK's jail bharo protest today
If you are wondering how rush hour traffic in Chennai will be hit by the DMK's 'fill the jails' agitation, here are some pointers.
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Kanimozhi gets permission to participate in the DMK agitation
DMK leader Kanimozhi, a high profile accused person in the 2G case, has been granted permission by the CBI Special Judge O.P Saini to leave Delhi and participate in DMK's 'fill the jails' agitation tomorrow.
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DMK workers want to be arrested, but there's little room in prison
The DMK's 'fill the jails' demonstration tomorrow has kept the prison authorities on their toes. Thousands of DMK workers are likely to court arrest to condemn what they see as 'vindictive police action' against their leaders on land grabbing and other charges.
