Aadhaar Case In Supreme Court
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In Top Court, A PowerPoint Presentation By Aadhaar Boss To Clear Doubts
- Wednesday March 21, 2018
- India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Aloke Tikku
In a rare move, the Supreme Court bench hearing the legal challenge to the Aadhaar law has agreed to allow a PowerPoint presentation to be made on the controversial identification system. The five-judge bench accepted the request from the government's top law officer KK Venugopal after he argued that the chief of UIDAI, the body that issues the 12-...
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Free Choice Or State Decision: Kapil Sibal Sharpens Argument On Aadhaar In Supreme Court
- Tuesday February 13, 2018
- India News | Written by A Vaidyanathan
The legal challenge to the Aadhaar identification programme is the most important case ever heard by the Supreme Court, more important than the 1976 verdict in which the top court upheld suspension of fundamental rights during Emergency, senior lawyer Kapil Sibal told five judges of the Supreme Court today.
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In Top Court, A PowerPoint Presentation By Aadhaar Boss To Clear Doubts
- Wednesday March 21, 2018
- India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Aloke Tikku
In a rare move, the Supreme Court bench hearing the legal challenge to the Aadhaar law has agreed to allow a PowerPoint presentation to be made on the controversial identification system. The five-judge bench accepted the request from the government's top law officer KK Venugopal after he argued that the chief of UIDAI, the body that issues the 12-...
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www.ndtv.com
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Free Choice Or State Decision: Kapil Sibal Sharpens Argument On Aadhaar In Supreme Court
- Tuesday February 13, 2018
- India News | Written by A Vaidyanathan
The legal challenge to the Aadhaar identification programme is the most important case ever heard by the Supreme Court, more important than the 1976 verdict in which the top court upheld suspension of fundamental rights during Emergency, senior lawyer Kapil Sibal told five judges of the Supreme Court today.
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www.ndtv.com