Mohamed Imranullah is a Special Correspondent at businessline and The Hindu. He covers a diverse range of themes including law and legal affairs, criminal law, and the judicial system, while also exploring topics related to construction, arts, and entertainment. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as businessline and The Hindu.
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Mohamed Imranullah's articles predominantly focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements, with a specific emphasis on the Madras High Court. This suggests that he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to legal cases, government policies, or court decisions in India, particularly those involving the Madras High Court.
Given his coverage of trade unions and election nullification among other topics, it may be beneficial for outreach efforts to include relevant experts or stakeholders who can provide insights into these areas. Additionally, focusing on recent rulings or significant developments within the Indian legal system would likely capture Mohamed's interest.
It is important to note that Mohamed does not have a specified geographic focus but appears focused on events and issues within India. Therefore, when reaching out with pitches or potential sources for stories covered by him, keep this regional context in mind.
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Madras High Court mandates timely communication of arrest grounds to prevent suspects from evading justice, ensuring legal compliance.
Preliminary inquiry launched into ₹4-crore cheating complaint against C. Vijayabaskar, filed by AIADMK candidate Dhana Vimal.
Madras High Court dismisses DMK's election petition, affirming S. Jayakumar's victory in Perundurai constituency amid pending appeal.
By: Mohamed Imranullah
AIADMK's Alangudi constituency candidate had accused the ex-Minister of borrowing ₹4.5 cr. from him to prove that he could meet poll expenses and promising that he would return it after the declaration of candidature. However, Vijayabaskar returned only ₹50 lakh despite multiple requests
You're reading this article from The Madras High Court on Tuesday rejected an election petition filed by DMK candidate for the Perundurai Assembly constituency Thoppu Venkatachalam, alias N.D.
By: Mohamed Imranullah
Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan watch the request made by the Leader of the Opposition, the Chief Minister's acceptance of the request and the Speaker's act of putting the amended resolution to vote
Madras High Court mandates advocate commissioners' fees in SARFAESI cases to align with actual work, rejecting uniform fee practices.
By: Mohamed Imranullah
Justice V. Lakshminarayanan told that the process is under way to enhance the storage capacity in other police stations too
By: Mohamed Imranullah
Justice K. Kumaresh Babu accepts a request made by the counsel for G-Square, as the notice sent to a residential address in Chennai had returned unserved
By: Mohamed Imranullah
Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan accept Advocate General Vijay Narayan's request to grant time for the government to file detailed counter affidavits
