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SC quashes FIR against ace Shuttler Lakshya Sen, others for forging birth certificate [Read Judgment]
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SC quashes FIR against ace Shuttler Lakshya Sen, others for forging birth certificate [Read Judgment]

SC quashes FIR against shuttler Lakshya Sen, says forgery case based on vendetta, lacked merit and abused criminal process.

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SC stays criminal probe against ace Shuttler Lakshya Sen for alleged forging of birth certificate Judiciary
SC stays criminal probe against ace Shuttler Lakshya Sen for alleged forging of birth certificate

SC stays Karnataka HC’s order refusing to halt probe against shuttler Lakshya Sen, his family, and coach over alleged forgery of birth certificates.

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