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Court cites ‘habitualness’, ‘no respect for law’ in order extending CJP leaders' custody in Jantar Mantar trespassing case

CJP termed the ‘preventive detention’ as ‘a complete mockery of legal process and said it will challenge the order before higher courts ‘immediately.’

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Court cites ‘habitualness’, ‘no respect for law’ in order extending CJP leaders' custody in Jantar Mantar trespassing case
CJP termed the ‘preventive detention’ as ‘a complete mockery of legal process and said it will challenge the order before higher courts ‘immediately.’
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Court cites ‘habitualness’, ‘no respect for law’ in order extending CJP leaders' custody in Jantar Mantar trespassing case

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