The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s father, who is said to have made the call. The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s father, who is said to have made the call.
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- The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s father, who is said to have made the call.
- The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s father, who is said to
- have made the call. The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s
- father, who is said to have made the call.
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- s should not be initiated against the petitioner’s father, who is said to have made the call.
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Why it matters
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- The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s father, who is said to have made the call.
- The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s father, who is said to
- have made the call. The CJI Surya Kant questioned why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against the petitioner’s