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Sexist Azam strikes again, Chennai police face allegations | The Urban Debate With Faye D'Souza
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49:23Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate With Faye D'souza, tonight, Chennais curious case of broken arms. Chennai police face allegation over brutality as spike and crooks in custody with broken arms as various photos of goons with fractured arms energies and human rights activists raise voices. The police are actually able to commit custodial violence and go scot-free. If magistrate sends out remanding officer and asks the accused in person, they will tell the truth says Advocate, Sudha Ramalingam
We ask- Police brutality or deterrent?
On another story, After the floor test the state of Karnataka awaits for the new government as the crisis continues. The Karnataka Speaker disqualifies 3 rebel MLAs, R Shankar, Ramesh Jarkiholi and Mahesh Kumthahalli, as per the anti-defection law. They can't re-contest elections till the next term.
On another story, Azam Khan, motor mouth Neta strikes again as he makes the sexist comment on BJP's MP Rama Devi in Lok sabha. Ministers demand an immediate apology. He says he won't apologise instead he will resign if the comment is unparliamentary. When women come to work, they're there for their capacity to do their jobs. They deserve to be respected for being professionals and human beings. They don't need to be flirted with, or anything else.
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