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Fetter on open circulation of livestreamed proceedings reverses open justice system, activists tell SC
Activists argue that a July 24 order banning the circulation of livestreamed court proceedings violates the constitutional guarantee under Article 21, which ensures fair, just, and reasonable procedures. The petition submitted to the Supreme Court claims this restriction undermines the open justice system.
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