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‘Not a James Bond movie’: Delhi HC fumes over petitions seeking ouster of Arvind Kejriwal as CM

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 10 April 2024 ()
Delhi high court warns ex-AAP MLA against repeated pleas to remove Arvind Kejriwal as CM, emphasizing no legal obstruction post-arrest. Refuses PILs, discourages political engagement, and suggests imposing fines for frivolous petitions.
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