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A video of Supreme Court hearing is doing the rounds on social media a showing a petitioner abusing CJI, throwing papers and misbehaving in the courtroom. Let’s find out how the apex bench reacted to this episode…
Watch Supreme Court drama caught on camera: Petitioner abuses CJI, throws papers, misbehaves — How did the bench react?
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