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SC: How can government not back amendment enacted by Parliament?

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 24 January 2024
A debate between CJI D Y Chandrachud and solicitor general Tushar Mehta ensued regarding the government's support of the amendment to Aligarh Muslim University Act. The amendment, which redefined the university's character, was struck down by Allahabad HC. The CJI questioned the government's stand on the amendment, emphasizing the importance of Parliament's authority.
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