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i repeat
tipping is optional
Even in the present case, action was taken after his social media post. What prevented him from posting it before paying the bribe? It takes only 5 mins to make a post.
You also rarely see the likes of Gavai and Chandrachud discussing this. Always coming to NLUs and giving gyan about how NLUs are elitist and law firm oriented. What about these issues, bro??
https://www.ndtv.com/bangalore-news/bengaluru-ex-cfos-34-year-old-daughter-died-then-everyone-asked-for-bribes-9542935