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The Supreme Court's Priorities: Time for Trivialities, None for Human Rights
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The Supreme Court recently refused to hear petitions regarding police brutality against unarmed demonstrators in Delhi, stating they did not have time. The decision has raised questions about the Court's priorities.
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The Supreme Court's Priorities: Time for Trivialities, None for Human Rights
The Supreme Court recently refused to hear petitions regarding police brutality against unarmed demonstrators in Delhi, stating they did not have time. The decision has raised questions about the Court's priorities. The incident took place on July 20, and the Court's response has been met with criticism from human rights activists. The situation remains tense, with many calling for the Court to take action.
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