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Minority objects to 3 days notice for public to submit inputs for vetting of 3 new Supreme Court judges
Worldboycott of Supreme Court nominees vetting
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Minority in Parliament boycotted the vetting of 3 new Supreme Court bench nominees.
- 3 new Supreme Court judges under consideration
- Public input period limited to 3 days
- Short notice cited as reason for boycott
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Why the Minority in Parliament boycotted the vetting of 3 new Supreme Court bench nominees
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Minority objects to 3 days notice for public to submit inputs for vetting of 3 new Supreme Court judges
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- 24m agoGraphic Online: Why the Minority in Parliament boycotted the vetting of 3 new Supreme Court bench nominees
- 24m agoGraphic Online: Minority objects to 3 days notice for public to submit inputs for vetting of 3 new Supreme Court judges
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