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The higher judiciary – led with utmost distinction and valour by the apex court – is our most trusted institution, the zealous guardian of the rights, freedoms and liberties of all Indian citizens. Its silence for a hundred days over Kashmir is inexplicable. It needs more to be seen as an immobile object before the irresistible force of the state.
The higher judiciary – led with utmost distinction and valour by the apex court – is our most trusted institution, the zealous guardian of the rights, freedoms and liberties of all Indian citizens. Its silence for a hundred days over Kashmir is inexplicable. It needs more to be seen as an immobile object before the irresistible force of the state.
The higher judiciary – led with utmost distinction and valour by the apex court – is our most trusted institution, the zealous guardian of the rights, freedoms and liberties of all Indian citizens. Its silence for a hundred days over Kashmir is inexplicable. It needs more to be seen as an immobile object before the irresistible force of the state.