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‘Completely hijacked’: Supreme Court rebukes corporate affairs ministry over NCLT autonomy

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Observing that the government ‘wants to have complete grip over the institution’, Chief Justice Surya Kant warned that executive control is impinging on tribunal autonomy as resolution delays worsen.

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