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Madras HC PIL Seeks Rescue of Tamil Nadu Pilgrims Stranded in Nepal

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A Public Interest Litigation has been filed before the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court amid an ongoing tragedy in Nepal. The PIL urges both the Central and Tamil Nadu governments to take urgent action regarding pilgrims from the state. It specifically seeks directions to verify the whereabouts of every affected pilgrim. The petition calls for immediate rescue operations and the safe return of all Tamil Nadu pilgrims from Nepal.

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