"Welcome to Police Raj" I Top Lawyer Criticises Chief Justice Chandrachud on New Laws I Barkha Dutt

"Why did Chief Justice Chandrachud take a public position on the new criminal laws?" - Indira Jaising, one of India's best known lawyers, speaks on the new criminal laws that have replaced the Indian penal code effective from the 1st of July. Ms Jaising says the laws, passed without enough debate or discussion will be the harbinger of a "police raj" calling the emphasis on electronic evidence without safeguards as the most dangerous aspet of the new laws. She speaks to Barkha Dutt.

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