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‘Oblique Way’: Delhi HC On Brij Bhushan Singh’s Plea Seeking Quashing Of Sexual Harassment Case
A bench of Justice Neena Bansal Krishna remarked that the plea challenging the criminal proceedings, including framing of charges, should have been instituted before the trial had commenced.
"There can’t be an omnibus order on everything. Once the trial has commenced and charges have been framed, this is nothing but an oblique way," Justice Krishna observed.
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