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Cheranalloor car crash: Kaliraj denies intervening in probe, CM visits victim’s family

The Hindu's headline. Reported by The Hindu.

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Mahesh Kumar terms the reports that the judge of a district court, who is the father of the minor who allegedly drove the luxury car involved in the incident, had called him after the accident baseless.

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Cheranalloor car crash: Kaliraj denies intervening in probe, CM visits victim’s family. Mahesh Kumar terms the reports that the judge of a district court, who is the father of the minor who allegedly drove the luxury car involved in the incident, had called him after the accident baseless. Covered by 1 publications. The Hindu: Cheranalloor car crash: Kaliraj denies intervening in probe, CM visits victim’s family.

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  1. The Hindu India Cheranalloor car crash: Kaliraj denies intervening in probe, CM visits victim’s family Mahesh Kumar terms the reports that the judge of a district court, who is the father of the minor who allegedly drove the luxury car involved in the incident, had called him after the accident baseless. 3 h ago · Tier 2

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