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Judiciary can't be Destroyed in Name of Transparency: SC - (05 Apr 2019)

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Supreme Court, while hearing appeals of its registry against Delhi High Court order that CJI's office falls under the ambit of RTI Act, has observed that nobody wants a "system of opaqueness" but in the name of transparency judiciary cannot be destroyed.

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