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Upholds Ashok Kumar’s Discharge in Domestic Worker Trafficking Case; Calls for Legal Framework to Safeguard Domestic Workers’ Rights Amid Exploitation Concerns

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Supreme Court Quashes Charges Against Ajay Malik, Upholds Ashok Kumar's Discharge in Domestic Worker Trafficking Case; Calls for Legal Framework to Safeguard Domestic Workers' Rights Amid Exploitation Concerns
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Supreme Court Quashes Charges Against Ajay Malik, Upholds Ashok Kumar’s Discharge in Domestic Worker Trafficking Case; Calls for Legal Framework to Safeguard Domestic Workers’ Rights Amid Exploitation Concerns

Court's Decision: The Supreme Court of India allowed Ajay Malik’s appeal, quashing all charges and proceedings against him. The court found that the allegations against him did not warrant a…
Posted by Rawlaw January 29, 2025

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