The administration in Tamil Nadu is facing criticism from various quarters regarding the law and order situation, leading to accusations of failing to protect citizens.
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The administration in Tamil Nadu is facing criticism from various quarters regarding the law and order situation, leading to accusations of failing to protect citizens.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Tamil Nadu politicians criticized both state and central governments over law and order and policy inaction.1 source
Law and order issues in Tamil Nadu impacting the operational environment of the NTA.1 source
- Nainar Nagendran criticized the state government regarding law and order issues in Tamil Nadu.Sub-event
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