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Madras High Court dismisses Senthilbalaji’s plea to prevent police from ‘harassing’ him and his brother

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Mohamed Imranullah S.
Madras High Court dismisses Senthilbalaji’s plea to prevent police from ‘harassing’ him and his brother
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The Madras High Court dismissed a plea from former DMK Minister V. Senthilbalaji seeking to prevent police from harassing him and his brother. The court ruled that the request was premature as the petitioners had already secured anticipatory bail.

The Madras High Court on Wednesday (July 22, 2026) dismissed two petitions filed by former DMK Minister V. Senthilbalaji and his brother R.V. Ashok Kumar to restrain Directorate of Vigilance and Anti Corruption (DVAC), Greater Chennai Police and Karur police from “harassing” them “in the guise of search, inquiry or investigation” in any pending or proposed criminal case.

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