The Madras High Court Bench in Madurai called for the documents and adjourned the case till June 27. The State sought quashing of the bail granted to the 65 protesters stating that it was denied a chance to offer an explanation. A vacation sessions court granted them bail without serving notice to the prosecution. The State contended that a vacation sessions court in Thoothukudi had granted bail to at least 65 anti-Sterlite protesters without serving notice to the prosecution. | Photo Credit: R_ASHOKThe Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Wednesday called for video evidence, if any, and reports filed before a vacation court, while hearing the case filed by the State which sought cancellation of bail of anti-Sterlite protesters.
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