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‘Completely hijacked’: Supreme Court rebukes corporate affairs ministry over NCLT autonomy

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‘Completely hijacked’: Supreme Court rebukes corporate affairs ministry over NCLT autonomy — Mumbai Government news

Observing that the government ‘wants to have complete grip over the institution’, Chief Justice Surya Kant warned that executive control is impinging on tribunal autonomy as resolution delays worsen.

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