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Tripura HC: Citizens of State Should Not Suffer Faulty Software Developed by Government of India - (20 Sep 2021)

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Tripura High Court has observed that the citizens of the State as well as of the country should not suffer on account of a faulty system and faulty software developed by the Government of India for issuing death certificates in the plea of one Abhijit Gon Chowdhury whose wife died in Bangalore and he had applied to the Agartala Municipal Corporation for issuance of the death certificate of his wife by submitting all the necessary documents.

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