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Well, five constitutes more than the majority in eight. But leave that aside. Article 142 has become a nuclear missile against Democratic forces, available to the judiciary 24 x 7," Dhankar said.

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Referring to the April 8 judgement, Dhankar expressed discontent over a directive being issued to the President of India. He said, “There is a directive to the president by a recent judgment.

Well, five constitutes more than the majority in eight. But leave that aside. Article 142 has become a nuclear missile against Democratic forces, available to the judiciary 24 x 7," Dhankar said.