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Forest (Conservation) Amendment Act 2023 | Unconstitutional | Environmental lawyer Ritwick Dutta

By Mahima Katal 29 March, 2024 03:48 PM 0 Comments

In an exclusive interview with Lawstreet Journal, Environmental Lawyer Ritwick Dutta underlined the argument on why the Forest Conservation Amendment Act 2023 may be deemed unconstitutional.

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Forest (Conservation) Amendment Act 2023 | Unconstitutional | Environmental lawyer Ritwick Dutta

Forest (Conservation) Amendment Act 2023 | Unconstitutional | Environmental lawyer Ritwick Dutta

In an exclusive interview with Lawstreet Journal, Environmental Lawyer Ritwick Dutta underlined the argument on why the Forest Conservation Amendment Act 2023 may be deemed unconstitutional.

Interview - Mar 29, 2024

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