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Bombay HC reserves order on Mahul, Chinmayanad case & more | The Urban Debate With Faye D'Souza
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46:46Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate With Faye D'Souza,
Story No 1: Indias Toxic Hell: Mahul
Bombay High Court reserves order on Mahul. Judge observes air quality has only deteriorated in the last 4 years & people are dying. The judge concluded this after a comparative analysis of air quality reports was handed to the court.
Will the Maharashtra government follow the orders of the Bombay High Court? Or will there be an appeal made to the Supreme Court if this order does not go in your favour?
Story No 2: Chinmayanand Case
The law student from Shahjahanpur, who levelled rape charges against former BJP MP Chinmayanand, has threatened to kill herself if the leader is not arrested immediately. The police are yet to arrest Chinmayanand as he checked into a hospital complaining of breathing problem.
As per the law, should Chinmayanand have been arrested already? Is the Uttar Pradesh police following the law?
Story 3: Tracking situation in Kashmir.
With no internet services in the valley, students have missed out on crucial entrance tests for colleges. The state administration claims that internet kiosks have been set up but parents say the measures are inadequate.
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