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Case at Supreme court under Art 32 against Kangana Ranaut

By LawStreet News Network      01 December, 2021 01:31 PM      0 Comments
Case at Supreme court against Kangna Ranaut

Case at Supreme court under Art 32 against Kangana Ranaut, for initiating:

  1. Preventive measures and in future censoring all her social media posts by all States in India. 
  2. Transferring all her FIR s all India to Khar police station, with a prayer for Charge sheet in 6 months and trial to be completed in 2 years

Filed by S Charanjeet Singh Chanderpal Advocate

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