New Criminal Laws: Adv. Vrinda Grover's Powerful Critique

New Criminal Laws: Adv. Vrinda Grover’s Powerful Critique Do the new Criminal Laws jeopardize our liberty and justice?

10, Jul 2024 | CJP Team

During a recent event in Mumbai, Senior Lawyer Vrinda Grover delivered a thought-provoking speech on the new Criminal Laws implemented from July 1st. She highlights how these laws threaten citizen liberty and justice under the pretext of decolonization. Grover questions the hurried amendments and dissects multiple provisions to evaluate if these laws truly benefit the people.

Watch her detailed analysis to understand the broader implications.

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