With the hearing on the verge of concluding, the A-G told the Court he would consult the State on whether it wants to amend the Act or correct it keeping in mind the Court's pointers.
During the previous hearings, the court had come down heavily on the state government for not taking a clear stand on the matter and for misleading the court.
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Tuesday’s hearing in the Madras High Court in petition challenging Tamil Nadu government’s online rummy ban saw Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Learned Senior Counsel, continue...
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