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    Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court upholds dismissal of a Grade-II Warden of Central Prison, Madurai, in departmental proceedings
    Justice B. Pugalendhi held that an enquiry officer may put clarificatory questions to witnesses when no presenting officer is appointed, and refused to interfere with the Warden's dismissal.
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    Madras High Court Dismisses Former Minister KN Nehru’s Review Plea Against Order Directing Corruption FIR

    The direction to register a corruption case against DMK leader and former Tamil Nadu Minister K N Nehru stays: the Madras High Court has dismissed Nehru’s review plea. The allegations are untested and the court has not ruled on their merits. Chennai: Declining to recall its own order, the Madras High Court on Monday, October […]

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    Madras High Court Halts Further Proceedings in DVAC Case Against Former Minister KN Nehru Till June 23
    Madras High Court Halts Further Proceedings in DVAC Case Against Former Minister KN Nehru Till June 23
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    Madras High Court Halts Further Proceedings in DVAC Case Against Former Minister KN Nehru Till June 23

    The Madras High Court directed the Tamil Nadu government not to take further steps in a corruption case against DMK leader KN Nehru until June 23. The order came after the State indicated its intention to withdraw a review petition challenging directions to register a criminal case.

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    Madras High Court Cracks Whip on Tamil Nadu Govt, Orders DVAC to Register Criminal Case Against Minister KN Nehru
    Madras High Court Cracks Whip on Tamil Nadu Govt, Orders DVAC to Register Criminal Case Against Minister KN Nehru
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    Madras High Court Cracks Whip on Tamil Nadu Govt, Orders DVAC to Register Criminal Case Against Minister KN Nehru

    The Madras High Court directed DVAC to file a criminal case against TN Minister KN Nehru based on ED inputs alleging large-scale corruption. The Court criticised the State for delay, saying the material clearly disclosed a cognisable offence and action should have been taken earlier.

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