Supreme Court of India
Shyam Narayan Chouksey v. Union of India & Others
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National Anthem/National Flag – Constitution of India – Art.32 – Petitioner, a public spirited person, sought direction commanding the respondents to take appropriate steps for inculcating in the public a proper sense for paying due respect to the National Anthem – On 30th November, 2016, Supreme Court passed interim order, inter alia, directing that all cinema Halls shall play the National Anthem before the feature film starts and all present in the hall to oblige and stand up to show respect to the National Anthem – Later, the Court passed another order advising Central Government to bring…
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