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"Violence Adversely Impacts Free, Fair Elections: Human Rights Panel Chief
Violence adversely impacts free and fair polls and the State must "ensure violence-free elections" so that citizens enjoy their fundamental democratic rights, NHRC chairperson Justice (retired) Arun Kumar Mishra said on Thursday.
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"Right To Life Must Prevail Over...": Rights Body Chief On Covid Drugs
NHRC chairman Justice (Retired) Arun Mishra on Tuesday said the right to life should prevail over the rights of patent holders to ensure that the scarcity of life-saving drugs, medicines and vaccines relating to COVID-19 is overcome.
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Rights Body Orders Inquiry Into Complaints Of West Bengal Post-Poll violence
The National Human Rights Commission chairperson Justice (Retired) Arun Mishra has constituted a committee headed by former Intelligence Bureau chief Rajiv Jain to enquire into the complaints of post-poll violence in West Bengal.
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"Muted At Justice Arun Mishra's Farewell": Dushyant Dave To Chief Justice
Senior advocate and President of the Supreme Court Bar Association Dushyant Dave shot off a critical letter to Chief Justice SA Bobde today expressing his disappointment at not being allowed to speak at the farewell of Justice Arun Mishra.
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"Done, By The Grace Of God": Justice Arun Mishra After Final Judgment
Justice Arun Mishra, who retires from the Supreme Court tomorrow after more than six years, sounded relieved after delivering judgment today in the last case he heard. "Shiv-ji ki kripa se ye aakhri judgment bhi ho gaya (The final judgment has been delivered, by the grace of Lord Shiva," Justice Mishra said after his bench delivered a verdict issui...
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Justice Arun Mishra Declines Farewell Invitation Over Coronavirus Crisis
Supreme Court judge Justice Arun Mishra, who is retiring on Wednesday, has declined an invitation for a farewell ceremony by the bar citing "severe situation and sufferings the world over" because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Why Supreme Court Judge Says He Won't Stay In Delhi After Retirement
Delhi's deadly pollution has been "held in contempt" by a Supreme Court judge who says he will not stay in the capital after retiring as it has become a gas chamber.
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"Violence Adversely Impacts Free, Fair Elections: Human Rights Panel Chief
Violence adversely impacts free and fair polls and the State must "ensure violence-free elections" so that citizens enjoy their fundamental democratic rights, NHRC chairperson Justice (retired) Arun Kumar Mishra said on Thursday.
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"Right To Life Must Prevail Over...": Rights Body Chief On Covid Drugs
NHRC chairman Justice (Retired) Arun Mishra on Tuesday said the right to life should prevail over the rights of patent holders to ensure that the scarcity of life-saving drugs, medicines and vaccines relating to COVID-19 is overcome.
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Rights Body Orders Inquiry Into Complaints Of West Bengal Post-Poll violence
The National Human Rights Commission chairperson Justice (Retired) Arun Mishra has constituted a committee headed by former Intelligence Bureau chief Rajiv Jain to enquire into the complaints of post-poll violence in West Bengal.
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"Muted At Justice Arun Mishra's Farewell": Dushyant Dave To Chief Justice
Senior advocate and President of the Supreme Court Bar Association Dushyant Dave shot off a critical letter to Chief Justice SA Bobde today expressing his disappointment at not being allowed to speak at the farewell of Justice Arun Mishra.
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"Done, By The Grace Of God": Justice Arun Mishra After Final Judgment
Justice Arun Mishra, who retires from the Supreme Court tomorrow after more than six years, sounded relieved after delivering judgment today in the last case he heard. "Shiv-ji ki kripa se ye aakhri judgment bhi ho gaya (The final judgment has been delivered, by the grace of Lord Shiva," Justice Mishra said after his bench delivered a verdict issui...
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Justice Arun Mishra Declines Farewell Invitation Over Coronavirus Crisis
Supreme Court judge Justice Arun Mishra, who is retiring on Wednesday, has declined an invitation for a farewell ceremony by the bar citing "severe situation and sufferings the world over" because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Why Supreme Court Judge Says He Won't Stay In Delhi After Retirement
Delhi's deadly pollution has been "held in contempt" by a Supreme Court judge who says he will not stay in the capital after retiring as it has become a gas chamber.
