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Central Hall | What is 'Wrong' With the Indian Judiciary?

Three renowned lawyers, Mukul Rohatgi, Dushyant Dave and Meenakshi Arora discuss what is 'wrong' with the Indian judiciary with Kapil Sibal.
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Jan 27 2025
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Three renowned lawyers, Mukul Rohatgi, Dushyant Dave and Meenakshi Arora discuss what is 'wrong' with the Indian judiciary with Kapil Sibal.
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Are judges overstepping in various capacities? Are cases being assigned judicially? Three renowned lawyers, Mukul Rohatgi, Dushyant Dave and Meenakshi Arora discuss what is 'wrong' with the Indian judiciary with Kapil Sibal in this episode of Central Hall.

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