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NTK’s ‘Saattai’ Duraimurugan moves Madras High Court seeking anticipatory bail

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The HinduNTK’s ‘Saattai’ Duraimurugan moves Madras High Court seeking anticipatory bail
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An FIR had been registered against him for his alleged derogatory YouTube video against Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and Minister Aadhav Arjuna

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