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Government Asks Chief Justice Of India SA Bobde To Recommend His Successor: Report
With a little over a month left before Chief Justice of India SA Bobde retires, the government has started the process of appointment of next Chief Justice of India, asking the incumbent to recommend his successor, sources said today.
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Sinister Campaign On Social Media To Influence Judiciary: Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Saturday expressed concern over "sinister campaign" on the social media attempting to influence the judiciary, where some people expect through this tool, the judiciary could be eventually influenced.
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"Took Oath To Uphold Law, Law Prescribes Death Penalty": Chief Justice-Designate SA Bobde
Justice SA Bobde, who will take over as the country's top judge in November, today said that he has no objection to the death penalty so long as the law provides for it. "Judges take an oath to uphold the law. The law provides for the death penalty today, and its constitutional validity has been upheld. It is in the statute book," he told NDTV in a...
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Government Asks Chief Justice Of India SA Bobde To Recommend His Successor: Report
With a little over a month left before Chief Justice of India SA Bobde retires, the government has started the process of appointment of next Chief Justice of India, asking the incumbent to recommend his successor, sources said today.
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Sinister Campaign On Social Media To Influence Judiciary: Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Saturday expressed concern over "sinister campaign" on the social media attempting to influence the judiciary, where some people expect through this tool, the judiciary could be eventually influenced.
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"Took Oath To Uphold Law, Law Prescribes Death Penalty": Chief Justice-Designate SA Bobde
Justice SA Bobde, who will take over as the country's top judge in November, today said that he has no objection to the death penalty so long as the law provides for it. "Judges take an oath to uphold the law. The law provides for the death penalty today, and its constitutional validity has been upheld. It is in the statute book," he told NDTV in a...
