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High Court’s green signal to rally against honour killing
November 7, 2015
With the Madras High Court’s green signal to take a rally against honour killing the members of the Tamil Nadu Anti Discrimination Front have decided to take out the procession on November 15.
The members were previously arrested in various districts for rallying as the government had denied permission. The issue was taken to the court and the Madras High Court permitted the rally on a condition that it should not disturb the public in any form
The rally would be conducted from Puliyakulam to Ondiputhur via Sowripalayam. Members of various political parties and organizations are to participate in the rally.
