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ధర్మాన ప్రసాదరావు	The Central Bureau of Investigation (Federal agency) alleged that Vanpic got huge concessions from the revenue department in the form of GOs when Mr Prasada Rao was the minister. The revenue department allegedly facilitated Mr Prasada Rao to illegally acquire lands in favour of Vanpic under the guise of development of the backward region. Mr Prasad Rao had been questioned by the CBI twice earlier.
అశ్లీల సాహిత్యం	After this piece of legislation questions of the literary merit of the work in question were allowed to be put before the judge and jury as in the "Lady Chatterley" trial. The publishers of the latter book were found not guilty by the court on the grounds of the literary merit of the book. In later prosecutions of literary erotica under the provisions of the act, however, even purely pornographic works with no apparent literary merit escaped destruction by the authorities. Purely textual pornographic texts, with no hint of libel, have not been brought to trial since the "Inside Linda Lovelace" trial collapsed in 1976. However, in October 2008, a man was charged under the Obscene Publications Act for posting fictional written material to the Internet allegedly describing the kidnap, rape and murder of the pop group Girls Aloud.

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ధర్మాన ప్రసాదరావు

The Central Bureau of Investigation (Federal agency) alleged that Vanpic got huge concessions from the revenue department in the form of GOs when Mr Prasada Rao was the minister. The revenue department allegedly facilitated Mr Prasada Rao to illegally acquire lands in favour of Vanpic under the guise of development of the backward region. Mr Prasad Rao had been questioned by the CBI twice earlier.

అశ్లీల సాహిత్యం

After this piece of legislation questions of the literary merit of the work in question were allowed to be put before the judge and jury as in the "Lady Chatterley" trial. The publishers of the latter book were found not guilty by the court on the grounds of the literary merit of the book. In later prosecutions of literary erotica under the provisions of the act, however, even purely pornographic works with no apparent literary merit escaped destruction by the authorities. Purely textual pornographic texts, with no hint of libel, have not been brought to trial since the "Inside Linda Lovelace" trial collapsed in 1976. However, in October 2008, a man was charged under the Obscene Publications Act for posting fictional written material to the Internet allegedly describing the kidnap, rape and murder of the pop group Girls Aloud.