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Central govt sanding counsel function

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Previous [1/26, 15:49] Sekarreporter1: https://youtu.be/k0EVIsIGrfU [1/26, 17:19] Sekarreporter1: [1/26, 17:17] Sanjai Gandhi: I heard Hon’ble Justice Lordship Mr. Kirubakaran’s speech at the Swearing-in ceremony of the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry today, the 26th of January, 2021 and found it inspiring for young lawyers. This speech is very pertinent to the entire Legal Fraternity. Truly yours, P. Sanjai Gandhi President Intellectual property rights attorney association, Chennai. [1/26, 17:17] Sekarreporter1: ☘️☘️

Next alleging that the Pattukkottai All Women Police were not acting on his complaint to rescue his wife, he approached the court. A division bench of Justices K Kalyanasundaram and G Ilangovan issued notice to the Pattukkottai police and adjourned the case to January 29.

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