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Madras High Court Orders Police Case and Freezes Publisher's Account in Periyar Library Book Scam

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The High Court has directed that a police case be registered in connection with an alleged scam involving books supplied to Periyar libraries. It has also ordered the freezing of a publisher's bank account. The directions were issued while hearing a contempt petition. The petition claimed that authorities had not complied with an earlier court order requiring transparent procurement of books for public libraries. The court's move signals a crackdown on alleged irregularities in the library book supply process.

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