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1:51Now PlayingOn Wednesday, Chief Justice of India N V Ramana remarked that the right of people to elect new leaders is no “guarantee against tyranny of the elected,” and that democracy and its advantages can only be preserved by allowing both “reasonable and unreasonable” public dialogue. The CJI also discussed the impact of social media, emphasizing the importance of being aware of the "noise" that it magnified, as it was not always what was correct or what the majority believed in. He added that simply having the right to change rulers every few years isn't enough to protect you from tyranny. Listen in!
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