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Today’s highlighted case: a former Jammu and Kashmir interlocutor and others have moved the Supreme Court after the government removed Articles 370 and 35A. The petition challenges the legality of the move and asks the court to review the decision. Petitioners are looking for a quick hearing and a clear ruling because the issue shapes the region’s future.

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Former J&K interlocutor, others go to top court?

Former J&K interlocutor, others go to top court?

The former interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir and several other prominent figures have taken their grievances to the Supreme Court. This is in response to the move by the government to scrap Articles 370 and 35A from the state's constitution. The petitioners have requested that the court review the legality of the decision and rule on the matter. The petitioners are looking for a speedy resolution to the case and are hoping for a favorable outcome. With such a high-profile case going to the country's highest court, the future of the state is at stake. It remains to be seen what the court will decide and the implications that this case will have in the long run.

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