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Police chief unplugs Flock cameras after company ignores contract cancellation

The Greater Chennai Police have requested the Ministry of External Affairs to cancel the passport of Prakash Kanniah, a person of interest in connection with POCSO Act cases against R. Veeramani, the owner of Gem Granite. Police sources reveal that Kanniah is accused of aiding in the evasion of police action and involvement in the money trail. The police have initiated the process of apprehending Kanniah, stating that once his passport is revoked, he will be unable to travel or check into hotels abroad.

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