Expression of opinion or anguish is not contempt amounting to scandalising the court: Prashant Bhushan tells SC
The civil rights lawyer was responding to suo motu contempt action initiated against him on his tweets
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Expression of opinion or anguish is not contempt amounting to scandalising the court: Prashant Bhushan tells SC
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