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- [24/06, 08:09] sekarreporter1: https://youtu.be/cTlNBaZ4h88?si=28iOWQQBeYpxNmTX [24/06, 08:09] sekarreporter1: The Supreme Court on Monday appreciated the approach adopted by the State of Tamil Nadu in using preventive detention laws against cybercrime offenders. Justice Sandeep Mehta, while a plea challenging a preventive detention order against a cyber fraud accused, observed – “ This is a good trend coming from the state that preventive detention laws are being used against cyber law offenders. It’s a very welcome approach. Normal criminal laws are not proving successful against these offenders.”
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