Jayalalithaa Defamation Case
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As Public Figure, Learn To Take Criticism: Supreme Court To Jayalalithaa
Accept that "You are a public figure and You have to face criticism," Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was told by the Supreme Court today, which was sharp in its criticism of her bringing defamation cases against opposition leaders in her home state of Tamil Nadu.
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'Defamation Not A Weapon,' Jayalalithaa Told By Supreme Court
For bombarding her rivals with lawsuits, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was today rebuked by the Supreme Court, which said: "Defamation is not a counter weapon."
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Jayalalithaa files defamation complaint against Tamil newspaper
Tamil Nadu Government has filed a complaint in the Principal Sessions Court in Chennai against a Tamil bi-weekly for publishing a news item allegedly defaming Chief Minister Jayalalithaa. The complaint, filed by the City Public Prosecutor on behalf of the Chief minister, cited the Editor, Publisher and Printer of "Junior Vikatan" as accused.
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Complaint filed against Tamil bi-weekly for defaming Jayalalithaa
The Tamil Nadu Government on Tuesday filed a complaint in the Principal Sessions Court in Chennai against a Tamil bi-weekly for publishing a news item allegedly defaming Chief Minister Jayalalithaa.
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As Public Figure, Learn To Take Criticism: Supreme Court To Jayalalithaa
Accept that "You are a public figure and You have to face criticism," Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was told by the Supreme Court today, which was sharp in its criticism of her bringing defamation cases against opposition leaders in her home state of Tamil Nadu.
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'Defamation Not A Weapon,' Jayalalithaa Told By Supreme Court
For bombarding her rivals with lawsuits, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was today rebuked by the Supreme Court, which said: "Defamation is not a counter weapon."
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Jayalalithaa files defamation complaint against Tamil newspaper
Tamil Nadu Government has filed a complaint in the Principal Sessions Court in Chennai against a Tamil bi-weekly for publishing a news item allegedly defaming Chief Minister Jayalalithaa. The complaint, filed by the City Public Prosecutor on behalf of the Chief minister, cited the Editor, Publisher and Printer of "Junior Vikatan" as accused.
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Complaint filed against Tamil bi-weekly for defaming Jayalalithaa
The Tamil Nadu Government on Tuesday filed a complaint in the Principal Sessions Court in Chennai against a Tamil bi-weekly for publishing a news item allegedly defaming Chief Minister Jayalalithaa.
