CJP protest: SC clarifies States can withdraw FIRs against students in accordance with law
The clarification came after the Centre submitted that it was “serious” about its assurance to CJP
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Supreme Court directs MEA to trace Indian seafarer missing after Black Sea drone attack
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CJP to hold its first core committee meeting on Aug 5 to discuss future plans
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