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The People's Conference in Jammu and Kashmir plans to seek judicial intervention against the police verification process, claiming it violates natural justice and imparts collective punishment. This decision follows a Supreme Court judgment against property bulldozing as unjust collective punishment.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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