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SC should clarify Zakia Jafri ruling is not meant to adversely affect petitioners, lawyers tell CJI

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A letter has been written to the Chief Justice of India to suo motu clarify that its judgment in the Zakia Jafri case was not intended to have any adverse consequences whatsoever. The letter expresses concern over the imprisonment of activist Teesta Setalvad, former ADGP RB Sreekumar and others, stating that they were being hounded "because they chose to pursue justice"

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300 lawyers write to CJI to clarify that Zakia Jafri verdict didn’t intend to have adverse consequences

Over 300 lawyers and activists have written a letter to the Chief Justice of India to suo motu clarify that the judgement in the Zakia Jafri case was not intended to have any adverse consequences.

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SC should clarify Zakia Jafri ruling is not meant to adversely affect petitioners, lawyers tell CJI

Activist Teesta Setalvad was arrested after the verdict said that a petition in 2002 Gujarat riots case was filed to ‘keep the pot boiling for ulterior design’.

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Former Judges, Lawyers, And Other Eminent Citizens Write To CJI To Suo Moto Clarify That Zakia Jafri Judgment Was Not Intended To Have Any Adverse Consequences

A letter has been written to the Chief Justice of India to suo motu clarify that its judgment in the Zakia Jafri case was not intended to have any adverse consequences whatsoever.The development...

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SC should clarify Zakia Jafri ruling is not meant to adversely affect petitioners, lawyers tell CJI

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300 lawyers write to CJI to clarify that Zakia Jafri verdict didn’t intend to have adverse consequences

300 lawyers write to CJI to clarify that Zakia Jafri verdict didn’t intend to have adverse consequences

SC should clarify Zakia Jafri ruling is not meant to adversely affect petitioners, lawyers tell CJI

SC should clarify Zakia Jafri ruling is not meant to adversely affect petitioners, lawyers tell CJI

Former Judges, Lawyers, And Other Eminent Citizens Write To CJI To Suo Moto Clarify That Zakia Jafri Judgment Was Not Intended To Have Any Adverse Consequences

Former Judges, Lawyers, And Other Eminent Citizens Write To CJI To Suo Moto Clarify That Zakia Jafri Judgment Was Not Intended To Have Any Adverse Consequences

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