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Annamalai criticises Delhi Police action

டெல்லி போலீஸ் நடவடிக்கையை அண்ணாமலை விமர்சனம்

K. Annamalai criticised Delhi Police action related to the CJP protest and raised questions for the BJP-led Union government.

21 articles17 outlets+4 articles in 24h

Hindustan Times, Maalaimalar

Headline trend · modelled estimateDeveloping
How this estimate is made

A rule on article timing, not a poll or a result: ongoing = new articles in the last 24 hours; cooling = none for 24 hours; ended = none for 72 hours. Headline volume: 4 new articles in the last 24 hours. Comparison window: the last 24 hours, and 72 hours since the latest article. Last computed 06:42 IST.

Auto-compiled from 21 articles; AI-written summary, rule-checked · How this page is made

What we know

  • The Times of India, Rediff and Hindustan Times reported that Annamalai backed CJP's right to raise questions and protest while criticising the Delhi Police action.
  • The Hindu National reported that Annamalai accused the BJP-led Union government of manufacturing an enemy to remain politically relevant.
  • The Times of India and Vikatan reported that Annamalai clarified that his remarks should not be construed as support for CJP protesters.
  • Moneycontrol reported that Annamalai responded to criticism over his backing for the CJP protests.

Latest developments

The 3 newest headlines that are not in the timeline below.

Yesterday · 23 October

  3. Annamalai hits back at BJP over criticism for backing CJP protests: 'No one needs to lecture me'

    Moneycontrol

Key facts

First reported
21 October
10:15 IST
Latest report
23 October
13:08 IST
Articles / outlets
21 / 17
+4 articles in 24h
Span
in the news for 3 days

21 articles = every report we hold on this story. 19 headlines = the same reports with repeated headlines merged (an outlet re-publishing, or several outlets carrying one headline within 6 hours); the timeline and the people box count headlines.

Story analytics

People named most

Articles per day

Today's rank: 5 — by new articles in the last 24 hours, among 15 active stories

Articles per day
21 October12
22 October5
23 October4
24 October (partial)0

Top outlets

  • Hindustan Times2
  • Maalaimalar2
  • The Times of India2

How it developed

19 headlines, newest first, by day (IST).

Yesterday · 23 October3 headlines

The newest 3 are above, under “Latest developments”.

22 October5 headlines

  2. பா.ஜ.க அரசு மீது கடுமையான விமர்சனங்களை முன்வைத்த கே.அண்ணாமலை!

    Chennaionline

  3. எதிரிகளை உருவாக்குவதே பாஜகவின் வேலை - அண்ணாமலை கடும் விமர்சனம்

    ETV Bharat

  4. ”பாஜகவின் செயல்பாடு சலிப்படைய செய்கிறது, கேள்வி கேட்டால் முத்திரையா?”

    ABP Nadu

21 October11 headlines

8 more headlines

  2. சிஜேபி-க்கு பாஜக இலவச விளம்பரம் தருகிறதா?: டெல்லி போலீஸ் விவகாரத்தில் அண்ணாமலை காட்டம்!

    TamilWire News

  3. கரப்பான் பூச்சி ஜனதா கட்சி விவகாரம்; மத்திய பாஜக அரசை விமர்சித்த அண்ணாமலை

    Daily Thanthi

  5. டெல்லியில் CJP போராட்டம்: மத்திய பாஜக அரசு மீது அண்ணாமலைக்கு திடீர் டவுட்! எழுப்பிய 5 கேள்விகள்

    Times Now Tamil

  6. "பாஜக உண்மையில் CJP-யை எதிர்க்கிறதா?" - மத்திய அரசுக்கு அண்ணாமலை எழுப்பிய 5 கேள்விகள்!

    News18 Tamil

  1. “பாஜக சிஜேபி-யை எதிர்க்கிறதா அல்லது அதற்கு இலவச விளம்பரம் செய்கிறதா?” - அண்ணாமலை கேள்வி

    News7 Tamil

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