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Efforts on to 'undermine judiciary', say ex-judges, seek CJI intervention

IndiaTimes Monday, 15 April 2024
Retired and ex-judges caution against escalating attempts to influence the judiciary through public disparagement and misinformation, stressing the importance of upholding fairness, impartiality, and judicial independence to preserve democracy and rule of law.
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