Madras HC directs State to conduct last rites for Sivaganga custodial torture victim Akash Delison
The Bench said the refusal of the family to receive the body leaves the court with no alternative except to authorise the State authorities to proceed in accordance with law
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Nara Lokesh asks TDP leaders to hold 45-day campaign on government’s achievements
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