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NHRC has grown into trusted address for aggrieved: CJI Surya Kant

Source: Hindustan Times — India · 21 hr ago
NHRC has grown into trusted address for aggrieved: CJI Surya Kant
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Chief Justice Surya Kant said that over its 33‑year history the National Human Rights Commission has evolved from a new idea into a trusted place for people seeking redress, handling a large volume of cases and intervening in issues such as custodial abuse, bonded labour, occupational disease and the rights of marginalized groups. He emphasized that the Commission’s influence comes from its credibility and moral authority, built through careful inquiries, timely actions and honest reporting, rather than from coercive power.

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The CJI was speaking at the 33rd Foundation Day function of the National Human Rights Commission at Vigyan Bhawan here. "Thirty-three years ago, Parliament created this Commission to stand guard over human dignity. In the years since, it has grown from a new idea into a trusted address for the aggrieved," he said.

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