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TJS Chairman Professor M Kodandaram on Friday visited Chenchalguda Jail and met former CEO of MOJO TV Revathi, who is in remand.
Hyderabad: TJS Chairman Professor M Kodandaram on Friday visited Chenchalguda Jail and met former CEO of MOJO TV Revathi, who is in remand.
Earlier BanjaraHills police took her into custody based on the complaint of Prasad alleging that Revathi and her team members degraded him in the studio during a debate on the entry of woman journalist into Sabarimala Temple on the name of Save Sabarimala.
Later by registering SC, ST atrocity case against her police produced her before the court.
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