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Supreme Court takes up petition against judicial tribunals

Serves notice on Centre asking why rules for the Armed Forces Tribunal should not be struck down

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Ajai Shukla New Delhi
In an important move towards reforming departmental justice across the board, but especially for the military, the Supreme Court issued the central government a showcause notice on Friday, asking why its recently promulgated rules for the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) should not be struck down.
 
The apex court was responding to a writ petition, filed by Punjab & Haryana High Court lawyer and founding president of the AFT Bar Association, Navdeep Singh, through Supreme Court lawyer Aishwarya Bhati, seeking reforms of the AFT and a check on “excessive tribunalisation”.
 
The AFT was set up in 2009 under the

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