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Stalin's son-in-law sends legal notices to two TN ministers over defamation

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V. Sabareesan, son-in-law of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, has issued legal notices to two state ministers over corruption-related statements made against him. Sabareesan alleges the ministers made baseless and defamatory remarks intended to damage his reputation and that of the former Chief Minister. The notices demand an unconditional apology and retraction of the allegations. The recipients have been given a 15-day deadline to comply, failing which Sabareesan has warned of civil and criminal legal action.

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