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Indian Judiciary Series
And dont poorer disabled people who do not buy mercs for themselves live in houses across the country? It might have been more accurate to say he had not found something that was disabled friendly that was to his taste/ status. But there are certainly houses that are disabled friendly that he could have afforded.
It most obviously was not a fair ask.
Overstay in Government Bungalow, Asking SC Registrar to seek VVIP number when he’s no more a judge of the court, shows DYC as a ▮▮▮.
All his lectures and big talks of no use. ▮
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