Kerala government moves Supreme Court to withdraw 2015 Assembly vandalism case



The State Government’s plea before the Apex Court states that the legislative assembly was in session in a charged manner and there were allegations being made against the finance minister. The post Kerala government moves Supreme Court to withdraw 2015 Assembly vandalism case appeared first on India Legal.

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