The Earlier Turbulence-How the Emergency Hits Back

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Anil Nauriya

Vol. 27, Issue No. 30, 25 Jul, 1992

The Earlier Turbulence-How the Emergency Hits Back

Vol. 27, Issue No. 30, 25 Jul, 1992

Commentary

Anil Nauriya

How the Emergency Hits Back Anil Nauriya The case of Jagmohan vs Mulgaonkar, etc, is a good illustration of the distortions that occur when institutions are systematically destroyed and of how the emergency still hits back in more ways than one.

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