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Madras HC allows RSS route marches on Oct 25, Nov 1; slams TN police over repeated rejections

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Madras HC allows RSS route marches on Oct 25, Nov 1; slams TN police over repeated rejections

The Madras High Court permitted RSS route marches in Tamil Nadu on October 25 and November 1, criticising police for repeatedly rejecting applications on grounds already disapproved by the court.

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