Police must serve the State, which endures, and not the party in government, which changes: Madras High Court
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The observations were made while granting anticipatory bail to a 60-year-old Councillor, D. Sudha of the DMK, who had allegedly abused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay
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Police must serve the State, which endures, and not the party in government, which changes: Madras High Court
The observations were made while granting anticipatory bail to a 60-year-old Councillor, D. Sudha of the DMK, who had allegedly abused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay
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