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Supreme Court Grants Relief To Bhagwant Mann In Chandigarh Case

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The Supreme Court bench led by CJI Surya Kant heard the Chandigarh administration's challenge.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann received relief from the top court.
The court referred to 'naarebaazi' (sloganeering) in democracy during the hearing.
The case involves a Punjab and Haryana High Court order challenged by the Chandigarh administration.

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Same story, different framing

LeftHindustan Times
‘Everybody does naare-baazi’: SC on plea to revive protest case against Bhagwant Mann
Highlights the Supreme Court's dismissive remark about political protests while discussing the case against Bhagwant Mann.
CenterNDTV
"Everyone Does Naarebaazi In Democracy": Top Court Relief For Bhagwant Man
The article frames the Supreme Court's comment as a notable remark in the context of a legal challenge, focusing on the relief granted to a political leader.
RightTimes of India
'Everyone does naarebaazi in democracy but ... ': Why Supreme Court told Chandigarh admin to 'argue on merits' in Bhagwant Mann case
The Times of India frames the story as the Supreme Court rebuking the Chandigarh administration for relying on political slogans ('naarebaazi') instead of legal arguments in a politically sensitive case.

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