From The Bench To The Ballot Box- A Constitutional Vacuum
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Being inducted into the party, sitting beside BJP leaders such as Suvendu Adhikari & Sukanta Majumdar, Justice Gangopadhyay became the first High Court judge in India to give up his position to enter into the field of politics, and his departure from the judiciary has raised concerns about judicial propriety intermingling with the ballot box. Read More >>
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