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SC restored people's faith: Kapil Sibal a day after venting frustration

Source: Times of India — India · 1 day ago
SC restored people's faith: Kapil Sibal a day after venting frustration
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Summary

The Supreme Court issued an order indicating a possible violation of its earlier directive to halt Metro and train services, and it sent notices to the Union home secretary, the Delhi Police commissioner and the Delhi Metro chief. This development changed senior advocate and Rajya Sabha member Kapil Sibal’s previously expressed frustration with the court.

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Supreme Court's order Sunday finding prima facie breach of its Oct 9 order against complete shutdown of Metro and train services and issuing notice to Union home secretary, Delhi Police commissioner and Delhi Metro chief altered over the course of a day senior advocate and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal's views on the apex court.

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