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Minister velumani tender case for govt ag for police state pp for minister senior arl Sundaresan good argument today

By Sekar Reporter 11 months ago

[12/18, 17:28] Sekarreporter 1: https://twitter.com/sekarreporter1/status/1207268917443346433?s=08
[12/18, 17:28] Sekarreporter 1: Minister velumani tender case for govt ag for police state pp for minister senior arl Sundaresan good argument today https://t.co/mAhjtuRxRM

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Next Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has set aside the proceedings against a batch of over 100 persons, against whom the respective police in the districts have registered cases for playing cards in clubs on stakes. Accepting the arguments of Abudukumar Rajarathinam, Justice G K Ilanthiraiyan observed that playing cards with stakes is not an offence under the TN Gaming Act. Playing cards in any `gaming house’ alone is an offence under the Act. The Clubs in which the accused had played cards are not gaming under the purview of common gaming house, the judge said.

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