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Kerala IGP arrives in city

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI : The Kerala Inspector General of Police, Sandhya, arrived here in the city on Monday as part of investigations into the alleged misconduct of a Kerala Minister towards a woman passenger during a Chennai-Kochi flight on August 3. The inquiry follows a probe ordered by Kerala Government after the woman's charge against the Minister touched off a furore.

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