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PIL

by | Feb 18, 2024

PIL : PIL stands for “Public Interest Litigation,” which refers to legal action initiated in a court of law for the protection of public interest or the enforcement of public rights by individuals or groups who may not have a direct personal interest in the case.(Article 32 of Indian Constitution)

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