Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has vehemently denied a fabricated social media quote attributed to him, calling the act “vile, brazen and mischievous.” The CJI stated that manufacturing and attributing such a quote to the highest judicial office is an act of dishonesty and social incitement.
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