
Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal has expressed disappointment with the Supreme Court, saying he has lost faith in approaching the court for relief.
“I am tired of going to the Supreme Court again and again. I don’t feel there is any use of going to the Supreme Court. I don’t have much trust in the Supreme Court of India,” Sibal said.
Referring to the alleged wrongful deletion and inclusion of voters’ names, Sibal said the matter had been argued for months before the court, but no relief was granted.
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He further claimed that appellate tribunals had found that 93% of voters were wrongly removed. (kanoon ki Dastak)
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