Political Blame Game In Tamil Nadu As Death Toll Rises In Kallakurichi Hooch Tragedy

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In a traumatic turn of events, over 50 people have died in Kallakurichi from consuming illicit liquor. While 156 people are undergoing treatment in multiple government hospitals across Tamil Nadu, the
death toll of the tragedy has not stopped. The case is being investigated by the Crime Branch CID (CB-CID), and it has been confirmed that the deaths were due to the consumption of illicit liquor mixed with methanol. Ten people have been arrested so far.

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