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Chennai blogger held for comments on judiciary

NT BureauBy NT BureauJuly 29, 2023No Comments
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Chennai: City-based publisher and blogger Badri Seshadri was arrested on Saturday for his comments on the judiciary while discussing the Manipur violence in an interview with a YouTube channel.

The arrest was made early this morning by the Perambalur district police following a complaint from a lawyer Kaviarasu, a resident of Kunnam, who claimed that he was disturbed by Seshadri’s views on the judiciary, during an interview with a YouTube channel on July 22.

The police have filed a case for “provocation with intent to cause riot”, “promote enmity between groups through words” and “causing fear and alarm in public” against him.

Condemning the arrest, BJP state chief K Annamalai accused the ruling DMK of resorting to arrests as it was unable to handle opinions expressed by the common man.

Taking to Twitter, Annamalai charged, ā€œis it the responsibility of the police to carry out the vindictive agenda of the ruling DMK?ā€

City-based publisher and blogger Badri Seshadri was arrested on Saturday for his comments on the judiciary while discussing the Manipur violence in an interview with a YouTube channel.
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