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Can the Supreme Court dismiss the Bill?
Arfa Khanum Sherwani
Dec 12 2019
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Can the Supreme Court dismiss the Bill?
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The contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Bill has been passed in the parliament. Now all eyes are on the Supreme Court. Will it stand the test of the court, challenging as it is to the basic structure of the Constitution? Will the Supreme Court dismiss the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill or will it seal its fate?

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