Former CMs Not Entitled To Occupy Government Bungalows: SC
On May 7, the Supreme Court revoked the law by the Uttar Pradesh government which allowed former chief ministers to permanently reside in government bungalows.
May 7, 2018
On May 7, the Supreme Court revoked the law by the Uttar Pradesh government which allowed former chief ministers to permanently reside in government bungalows.
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