April 18, 2025

It Is Important That We Simplify The Law For Senior Citizens And Law For Women: Ex CJI Chandrachud

It Is Important That We Simplify The Law For Senior Citizens And Law For Women: Ex CJI Chandrachud

| It is important that we simplify the law. The law for senior citizens and the law for women need to be provided in clear, simple words. The law is not for the judges and lawyers; it’s for the people: D.Y. Chandrachud, Former CJI n18oc_india News18 Mobile App – https://onelink.to/desc-youtube

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